This argument places its validity with the value of human life. Many people believe that having a slight chance to cure cancer or any other disease or disorder is incredible, and we should jump at that chance. Hundreds of thousands of people die every year from many killer diseases. There are some of these that can be prevented with early detection. Others, when caught early enough in the disease cycle, can be treated and contained so the patient can live longer, happier lives.
Health care is an issue that has been hotly debated for years.
It is one of most economically significant programs that our government practices. There have been many ideas on how the program could be run to cut costs while maintaining adequate care and how to provide it for all citizens. Replacing expensive treatments with less costly earlier therapies would reduce the total government expenditure by a great margin, thereby increasing the dollars available to provide healthcare for more individuals. There are many arguments being used on the con side. One of them is the issue of privacy.