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Deal with the definition of health by the World Health Organization. Is it too broad, vague, and utopian to be realistically applied or even to be
Deal with the definition of health by the World Health Organization. Is it too broad, vague, and utopian to be realistically applied or even to be useful? Or do you think that it expresses a profound truth? Should medicine pursue not just freedom from disease, but also general well-being in all of its aspects? Is social injustice and the stress it causes a healthcare issue? Should doctors diagnose and recommend treatment for it, or leave this to politicians and social activists? What of the right to healthcare globally considered? Should doctors be concerned enough to advocate redistribution of scarce medical resources? Or is this beyond their competence? Use the example of making AIDS drugs available to third world people to make your answer more concrete. Give reasons for holding your view.