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Introduction: The world of medicine with the help of biological knowledge, has been

developing rapidly from one century to the other. This is because it is one of the most critical

sectors in any country. However, due to different societies and cultures all over the world, there

are challenges which still must be addressed so that medicine can improve in future.

Thesis: The medicine sector has performed remarkably well when it comes to the treating of

patience as doctors have intelligence of how to deal with any disease. However, societal

challenges like affordable health care as well as the racial classification are the things that should

be focused on so that the medical sector can thrive in future.

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Topic Sentence: Societal difference has result to racial comparison which is a nuisance to the

health sector and should be addressed before it is too late.

Illustration: The American Medical Association has acknowledged that there is harm caused by

racism and unconscious bias in the health sector (Week 4).

Explanation: Evidently, ethnicity and race are continuously used as key variables in genetic

studies (Hunt & Megyesi, 2008). As such, due to racism in America, it is easy for patients to be

mistreated due to the racial difference and therefore this should be addressed thoroughly.

Transition: Apart from the racial problem in the health sector, the affordability of the health

care seems to bring a challenge. In this regard, biological knowledge essential for individuals to

understand their world besides enabling them to arrive at informed decisions regarding their

society, healthcare, and environments in which they live.

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Topic Sentence: When it comes to affordability, the rates have become unbearable especially for

the non-elders who are not insured.

Illustration: The graphs show very high rates of payment for the non-elderly who are not

covered by insurance (Sicko, 2007).

Explanation: The high cost of living might become unbearable in future if it is not regulated.

Also, most of the people in the society do not earn high income which makes it difficult for them

to pay the high hospital bills.

Conclusion: The health sector has improved over the years and it is very impressive. However,

the minimal issues especially in the society level should be addressed before they go out of hand.

However, it has not been established how differentials of socio-economic status in line with

biological risk, adjust with age due to mortality.

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