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Medical education in the United States has focused almost exclusively
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Medical education in the United States has focused almost exclusively on curative medicine, while preventive care has been given scant attention. This is misguided. Medical schools should invest as much time in teaching their students how to prevent illness as in teaching them how to cure it.
Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument above?
(A) Many contagious diseases can be prevented with vaccines.
(B) In 1988, for every three cents the United States spent on prevention, it spent 97 cents on curative treatment.
(C) The number of students enrolled in medical school is the highest it has ever been.
(D) More people die each year from disease than from accidental causes.
(E) As the population grows, the number of doctors in certain specialties has not been keeping pace.
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16 Apr 2021, 03:56
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The conclusion is that medical schools are misguided. The basis for this claim is that they pay little attention to preventive medicine. The argument would be made stronger by a statement concerning the benefits of preventive medicine.
(A) CORRECT. Vaccines are a type of preventive medicine that have known benefits, i.e., preventing contagious diseases.
(B) This statement supports the idea that the more time and money are spent on curative medicine than on preventive medicine. However, it does not speak to the benefits of preventive medicine.
(C) The number of students enrolled in medical school has nothing to do with the benefits of preventive medicine.
(D) Accidental causes have nothing to do with the benefits of preventive medicine.
(E) The number of doctors in certain specialties has nothing to do with the benefits of preventative medicine.
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22 Nov 2021, 11:43
Carcass wrote:
mustafaaldory079 wrote:
how could it be A not B šµšµšµšµ
why B is correct in your opinion Sir?
B reduce the money spending on the health by the government because it is reduce the infection hence we have two benefits of prevention one economical second is health while A it talks about vaccine which not belong to preventive care (we talk here about practice like cleaning and cocking food in high temperature to kill the worms ,avoiding sugar fat food)