ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF MODERN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
Keywords:
preventive medicine, disease prevention, socioeconomic disparities, technological barriers, awareness, and healthcare.Abstract
Preventive medicine is a cornerstone of public health aimed at disease prevention. This article examines the key problems in modern preventive medicine, including lack of awareness, socioeconomic disparities, and technological barriers. The research employs a mixed-methods approach, with results helping to identify existing barriers and opportunities for improving the utilization of preventive services. The article proposes solutions to enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of preventive medicine.
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