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Conventional medicine
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Alternative medicine
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Thyagarajan
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| 2 years ago
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Alternative medicine is the best one,which has several advantages like no sideffects,safer to use,low cost.the only disadvantage is it will never cure quickly ,it will take longer duration to cure the diseases.But atlast it will cure totally.
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umesh
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| 2 years ago
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Though both have their positive, it is always safe to trust in one which we know more about them, thus we can use alternative medicine when we had a wide knowledge about them.
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dularimanikkathramakrishnan
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| 3 years ago
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Alternative medicine has got its own advantages. Of course it heals the diseases from its root but more than that alternative medicines like Ayurveda give more emphasis to prevemttion. it teach us how to build immunity by mantainin a desciplined...
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Debate: "Which is better Conventional medicine(Allopathy) or Alternative medicine(Homeopathy and others...)?? " deleted from your view.
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rakeshbhatnagar
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| 1 year ago
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YES IT CAN BE IF EVERY ONE IS SELF DECIPLANED .THIS IS WHAT IHAVE OBSERVED IN KERELA DURING MY SHORT VISIT TO THIRUANNANTPURAM Â I SAW PEOPLES CIVC SENSE AND SELF DECIPLANE WHILE DRIVING OVER ROADS. THIS I NEVER OBSERVED IN ANY OTHER STATE .THIS...
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Rohit Khanna
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| 3 years ago
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We can reduce crashes, and included provisions on road improvements, hazard removal and vehicle safety, taking the focus off the driver as the primary cause of crashes.
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PSA Testing
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Blood Cholesterol test- is it required
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Ashwin Meshram
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| 4 years ago
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PSA stands for Prostate Specific Antigen.Prostate cancer is a normal part of aging; by age 70, essentially all men have prostate cancer.The challenge for screening is not to find prostate cancer, but to find the prostate cancer that will kill a...
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Deepak Kumar Singh
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"Blood Cholesterol test- is it required"
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Blood cholesterol level is a risk factor for heart and other blood vessel diseases — but not much of a risk factor. High cholesterol is dangerous. But the treatment i believe does not reduce the risk of dying from heart disease And to avoid it...
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Praveen Bhise
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| 3 years ago
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Financial Aid
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Deepak Kumar Singh
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I would enter a randomized clinical trial if I thought that the drug or procedure might benefit me. I would accept the risk of receiving placebo or no treatment since the benefit of if the new drug or treatment is not yet established, It is not...
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America is undergoing a dramatic shift in healthcare. Actually, ten distinctly different shifts. Although the changes are unsettling, and will cause dislocations in our economy, the overall trends are positive and will help us all be healthier and wealthier when it all shakes out. Western Medicine Costs Continue to Rise It's hard to imagine, but the cost of going to a regular MD or hospital is going to get more and more expensive. This is not because doctors or hospitals are getting greedy, but instead because their own costs are rising every year. Health Insurance Opt-Outs Surge For many years, corporations and small businesses have provided health insurance as an employee benefit. Often, ...
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Answer: "Is health care outsourcing on a high?" deleted from your view.
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I have been working on the big ideas in healthcare for some time now. Some of these ideas include ways to address the healthcare needs of aging boomers and how disruptive innovation fits into Canadian...
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Jitena Kumar Rawat
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The tension is growing between the demands of an aging population and the supply of highly qualified people. Expectations of young people entering health care professions for a reasonable work/life balance push the challenge a little harder. Work...
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Jitena Kumar Rawat
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My work with the Canadian health care system has focused on the quality of worklife for providers. The tension is growing between the demands of an aging population and the supply of highly qualified people. Expectations of young people entering...
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Amit Madhav
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Yes it is possible, however, coverage would likely be minimal, and the waiting list for procedures, surgical or otherwise, would be long. Though privatized healthcare is not a perfect system, universal healthcare, "by itself," has little chance of...
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