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Ursula never goes to the doctor. "I'm never sick," she tells her friends. "I don't need to go see a doctor."
Her friends tell her she still needs to visit a doctor. Who is right and why?

• Her friends are right because a doctor can spot potential issues early.
• Her friends are right because everyone is legally required to see a doctor.
• Ursula is right because there is no value in seeing a doctor until she is ill.
• Ursula is right because she could be exposed to germs that make her ill.

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Her friends are right because a doctor can spot potential issues early.

Preventive care (checkups, screenings, vaccines, blood pressure/cholesterol/diabetes testing, counseling) finds problems that often have no symptoms at first. Detecting and treating them early improves outcomes. The other choices are incorrect: there’s no general legal requirement to see a doctor; it’s false that there’s no value until you’re sick; and while any clinic visit carries a small infection risk, infection-control measures and the benefits of care far outweigh that risk.