Question

Why should government set up medical health schemes for the citizens?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Because universal health coverage can help stop the world's biggest killers. The poorest and most marginalized populations bear the brunt of preventable maternal deaths and diseases like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and non-communicable diseases (e.g., cancer and heart disease)

Answer 2

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Explanation:

Healthcare services are considered a non-negotiable necessity in most parts of the world, but in India they qualify as a privilege. If you have plenty of money to shell out there is no dearth of swanky private hospitals giving top-of-the-line care. But for the rest of the population, access to medical treatment means standing in a long queue all day at a government hospital, never mind how urgent their concern.

The Indian healthcare sector has been in an abysmal state since independence. And it has possibly only worsened in the recent past. According to government data, nearly 20% of the public health facilities in rural areas don't own their premises. Also, there was a shortage of around 7000 public health centres and nearly 2500 community health centres in India.

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