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The Need for Socialized Medicine in America

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The Need for Socialized Medicine in America

While the United States of America remains a heavily industrialized country with a vast amount of wealth at its

disposal , there remains a staggering need for the country to greatly improve on its medical services . Establishing a socialized medicine would help alleviate the health woes of American on the brink of losing their chances for better health conditions due to the lack of access to affordable medical healthcare facilities and the needed medicines to help cure diseases and alleviate ailments . Since socialized medicines entail certain types of publicly-funded healthcare , the role of the government in providing the funds for these types of healthcare is crucial . A wealthy nation such as America may find little difficulty in implementing socialized medicine if only there is a fitting allocation of the national budget in the socialized medicine program

There are at least three immediate benefits that can be derived from the implementation of a socialized medicine : one is that the poor citizens will be given the healthcare treatment they need , two is that the larger health conditions in the country will be uplifted , and three is that a vibrant citizenry able to have access to medicines will further contribute to the wealth of the country since a wealthy nation is not without a healthy population

Since it is the poor who are largely at the receiving end of the socialized medicine program , they are therefore given the realization of the right to a better life devoid of health problems . The fact that America is a wealthy country does not entail that it is not facing problems of poverty , let alone the problem of a fragment of the population unable to have access to medicines . A democratic country like America whose ideals are founded on the principles of life and liberty should necessarily live up to its name by providing a publicly-funded healthcare system that fits the needs of the people . It is not only fitting and proper that socialized medicine should be implemented more than that , it is also morally upright in the eyes of public government ethics

Given that the poor people barely have any access to medical facilities and that the number of people living below the poverty line in America cannot be altogether ignored (Easterly and Fischer ,

. 162 establishing a socialized medicine will help in uplifting the health conditions in the country . Health risks are not selective on social status and , thus , it is likely that even the poor population dealing with health problems due to lack of medicine will affect the health conditions of the larger society . One way...

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