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Which of the following statement/s is/are correct? (a) Health is a center of complete development (b) Health gives more productivity and economic security to country. (c) Universal health care is a objective of sustainable development.

Which of the following statement/s is/are correct? (a) Health is a center of complete development (b) Health gives more productivity and economic security to country. (c) Universal health care is a objective of sustainable development. Correct Answer All correct

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  • The health needs assessment is a new phrase to describe the development and refinement of well-established approaches to understanding the needs of a local population.
  • In instrumental terms, health impacts economic growth in several ways.
    • For example, it reduces production losses due to worker illness, it increases the productivity of adults as a result of better nutrition, and it lowers absenteeism rates and improves learning among school children.
  • People’s health is the main focus for a country to get along with global development.
  • To reach the target of national growth, a country needs to make the growing importance of health in the economy a focus.
    • Healthy people are assets for a country. When it comes to a country starting a modern civilization, healthy people will support its development.
      With some concerning diseases that will be a threat to a country, the growing importance of health in the economy is a crucial thing to consider. Diseases like diarrhea, hepatitis, and others can treat people on a mass scale.
    • When people are healthy, the quality of a nation is also increased. Not only it increases the economy, but also almost all of its quality.
  • Sustainable development aims to balance our economic, environmental, social needs, and universal health, allowing prosperity for now and future generations.

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