Question

Paragraph on your preferances in life. (100 words)

Answer 1

Explanation:

There is increasing evidence that the social value of an incremental health gain depends on patient characteristics, such as their age and their prognosis. This article presents an analytical framework to illustrate how a disease splits our life expectancy into 1) past health (age), 2) prognosis untreated, 3) gain from treatment, and 4) incurable loss. A Norwegian population sample was asked to make pairwise choices and prioritize hypothetical patients who differed in terms of age (30, 50, and 70 years old), remaining lifetime without treatment (1, 3, and 10 years), and increase in remaining lifetime with treatment (1 month, 3 months, 1 year, and 3 years). Their preferences reveal strong support for the “fair innings” argument that total lifetime inequalities should be reduced. Differences in patients’ remaining lifetime without treatment did not matter, implying little support for the “end-of-life” argument that a short life expectancy makes patients entitled to preferential treatment.

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Answer 2

My Aim:

Every person decides at some point what he wants to become. And, in this era of modernization, I am aiming to become a doctor. Not just because my mom is a doctor but also it is a noble profession.

Many people aspire to become an engineer, architects, dancers, interior designers etc. Amid all the other professions, there are some particular reasons behind my preference for becoming a doctor.

A doctor is a person who saves others’ lives by treating them well. He helps people in curing all the diseases by giving them the required medicine or through surgery or various other procedures. Not only curing people by treatment but also a doctor must offer hope and joy to the patient and his family in times of difficulty.

No One would be able to survive in this world if there was no doctor. Nothing could be greater than saving someone’s life and spreading joy in the world.

However, it is not easy to become a doctor. I have to overcome a lot of hurdles to gain success. First I have to study hard and then I have to clear the medical entrance examination to secure a seat in a medical college first and then complete the programme to reach my goal.

I want to be a doctor because I want to help those who cannot afford the cost of treatment of many difficult diseases. I have a goal of opening a hospital of my own that will be equipped with all the modern medical instruments. And those who require treatment but can’t afford the cost of it will be able to get treated in my hospital. I idolize Dr Devi Shetty, the well known cardiac surgeon. Hence I have decided to embark on this journey.

It is a long journey. But I am quite ambitious and I will put in a lot of hard work to fulfill my goal.