Some View the American Medical Institution as a "Disease-Cure System

Some view the American medical institution as a "disease-cure system," which means

A) the emphasis is on preventing illness and maintaining health.
B) the public believes, and most physicians act as if, most illnesses are curable.
C) doctors and patients work together to be sure that all aspects of a patient's life are as healthy as possible.
D) most Americans view the body as if it were a precious and sacred whole.