Read the Chapter Ten debate issue on page 296. Clearly state whether you think

1) Health care is a fundamental right. It protects life, and should be ensured by government, or
2) Health care is a privilege and should not be provided by government because of the high costs.

Explain your answer.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION;

Discuss healthcare as a fundamental right

Introduction

healthcare is a fundamental right that all humans deserve. Healthcare should be provided by the government, so that everyone can access it without paying for it themselves. The fact that some people are unable to afford healthcare means that they are denied their fundamental rights. If a person is unable to afford healthcare, he/she must be provided with it by the government. The government should not depend on insurance companies to provide healthcare services because this will just lead them towards profit over patients’ wellbeing

Human beings are born with the fundamental right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Human beings are born with the fundamental right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This is a universal human right that applies to all people, regardless of race or religion. It’s also called “unalienable” because it cannot be taken away from anyone by any government or other authority – even if you’re in prison!

Human rights are not privileges or gifts; they’re unalienable because they can never be given away by anyone else (or taken away). And they’re indivisible: if one person has a right then everyone else has that same right too!

The fact that some people are denied access to healthcare means that they are denied their fundamental rights.

The right to healthcare is a fundamental human right that should be guaranteed to all people. People are denied their fundamental rights if they are denied access to healthcare.

The right to healthcare is a fundamental human right, and it should be guaranteed to all people regardless of socio-economic status, race or ethnicity. It is not enough for the government to provide healthcare; all people must have access to it.

If a person is unable to afford healthcare, he/she must be provided with it by the government.

Healthcare is a fundamental right, and if someone is unable to afford healthcare, they should be provided with it by the government. The government should not depend on insurance companies to provide healthcare for all people.

Instead, the government should provide healthcare to all people and make sure that everyone has access to quality care. The government should not depend on insurance companies to provide healthcare for all people. Instead, the government should provide healthcare to all people and make sure that everyone has access to quality care.

The government should not depend on insurance companies to provide healthcare.

The government should not depend on insurance companies to provide healthcare. Insurance companies are not motivated to provide healthcare because they are for-profit, and therefore the only way that an insurance company can make money is by selling policies that cover medical expenses. Because of this, most people who buy health insurance do so because it’s cheaper than going without coverage (which would mean being responsible for any unplanned costs). But there are also other reasons why people buy health plans:

• They like having access to preventive care as well as emergency room visits

• They’re concerned about rising premiums and decreased benefits over time

An individual’s wellbeing should be a priority for the government.

The government is responsible for the wellbeing of its citizens. It should not be dependent on insurance companies, private companies or charitable organizations to provide healthcare.

In this context, it is important to understand that there are three main categories of healthcare: public (i.e., provided by a government), private (i.e., provided by individuals) and social security (i..e., provided by employers).

The government provides healthcare through public insurance programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid. These are funded by taxes that everyone pays into.

Healthcare is a fundamental right for all humans worldwide.

Healthcare is a fundamental right for all humans worldwide. It may be a privilege, but it’s also an inalienable right that every person should have access to regardless of race, gender or income.

The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: “Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care.”

This is the same standard that we hold all health systems to, and yet many countries still fall short. Even in developed countries like the United States, access to healthcare is not guaranteed. There are millions of people who don’t have health insurance, and even those with coverage may face high deductibles or other obstacles that make it difficult for them to afford medical care.

Healthcare as a fundamental right must be guaranteed worldwide.

Healthcare as a fundamental right must be guaranteed worldwide.

• Healthcare should not depend on insurance companies and other financial institutions.

• Healthcare should be provided by the government, rather than private organizations that make profit from it.

• The government must provide high-quality and affordable healthcare to all its citizens, regardless of their location or income level

Conclusion

Healthcare can be a blessing or it can be a curse. It depends on how you view it, but the fact remains that healthcare is one of the most important aspects of our lives. If we want to live in peace and harmony, then we must ensure that everyone has access to healthcare as a fundamental right.