In a resource shortage, should younger people get medical priority?

[RachyRach]

If resources are running low, should younger people be prioritized when it comes to medical care?

[ohsheeT]

I think people that need it should have it i also believe if you understand who you are and what you do on the side will cure you but you have to understand energy

I also believe in water good clean fresh water
In its own way water is a God if you understand the breakdown and the properties of water and what you say to yourself and to the water before you drink it it will help you

If you have something wrong with you and you're running at a resources I would love to chat with you

To help you understand about water

And all the findings about it

Did you know water was our first computer water holds memory that means everybody on this planet

We live nine months In water Before we are born

I can explain it better to you if you want

I'm not talking about bottles of water I'm not talking about tap water I'm talking about filtered water at least

But like I said if something is wrong with you Please DM so I can try to help you

[OneViewpoint]

Medicine has adopted triage as the standard of allocation for scarce resources. it basically allocates the resources to whoever has the highest need and the best chance of survival. Age is one consideration. The damage is another. General health and existing health conditions is another. The available resources is another. Triage may not be perfect but it's a systematic approach to deal with tough decisions.

[DryGermanGuy]

If you mean a triage situation, the medical help will prioritized go to the people with the highest chances of survival.

[Ariesman81Nshiiit]

No. Men should be. Without men everything crumbles.

[Anonymous]

No, whoever needs it more, not related to age.

[Anonymous]

Yes, everyone