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It's a complex question. While we've made incredible progress in preventing many illnesses, I don't think it's realistic to say all illnesses can be prevented. We've seen advancements in medicine and public health that have drastically reduced the incidence of certain diseases. However, there are still many factors that contribute to illness, including genetics, environmental factors, and lifestyle choices. While we can strive to minimize risk factors, some illnesses are simply unavoidable. There are limitations in our understanding of disease mechanisms, access to healthcare, and even the effectiveness of treatments. So, while we can aim to prevent as many illnesses as possible, it's important to acknowledge that some will always be a part of human experience.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Well, this question doesn’t clearly view the clear, uh, response to the public. Uh, because, uh, talking about illness, I think it can be, all types of illness can. Cannot be prevented. Because, um. Uh. Because we have some. We have seen news that, uh, it has been prevented. It has been, um, change in the last fewade. But I think it can be premitted because, uh. There may be some limitations in, uh, medical professions, medical equipments and medical expert expertisers. Um, so I don’t think that all English can be implemented, though the better ev availu of medical facilities.
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