Preventive Healthcare in India
Significance
- Fewer Health Problems: Preventive health care can help to reduce the number of health problems that people experience. By receiving regular check-ups and screenings, potential health problems can be detected early, when they are most treatable.
- Lower Health Care Costs: Preventive care can also save money in the long run by avoiding expensive treatments for serious health problems. For example, a simple vaccination can prevent from getting a potentially deadly disease, like pneumonia.
- More Productive Life: By staying healthy, one can do the things he/she enjoys and be more productive at work or school. He/she will also have more ....
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