Over the last recent year, people assume and feel that healthcare should become the first thing the government needs to prioritize, instead of other problems. Although I agree that there is more to explore for medical researchers, I don’t think the government should neglect the rest of crucial issues.
On the one hand, outlining only one aspect of our lives cannot bring success for other ones.
If they will not deal with the environmental pollution, climate and economic changes, these aspects and issues will not alter and will have an integral effect on people. A young person breathing polluted air, while taking medicine for their nose, would not find it very useful, for instance. Occasionally, other important areas will integrally change people’s health as well, which results in the inefficiency of prioritizing just healthcare.
On the other hand, these aspects regularly impact on our daily lives. While the amount of new medical equipment increases, the quality of keeping healthy lives declines gradually. People suffer from inconvenient facilities made for them, for example the lack of bunches to relax and sit in the park. It shows how even small areas of humans’ lives must be taken under control of the government. Therefore, many social, economic, political and other significant aspects of the country should receive decent attention.
To sum up, I believe that the best approach for the government is to tackle many aspects of people’s lives in the population at the same time, instead of only one. They might also consider all the negative effects on how it can change our lives. Although some people support the idea that the government should outline healthcare first, I firmly oppose it because it can bring along new problems for people living in the country.