I observed that happening around me for a long time, this research only confirms it, however, I think that the problem is stated in a wrong way. IMO the issue h

I observed that happening around me for a long time, this research only confirms it, however, I think that the problem is stated in a wrong way. IMO the issue here is not that checkups are bad on their own, but rather that used medical checks and resulting therapies are done in some sort of "standard" way, rarely taking into account patient's history or having more detailed look on what causes the particular problem. This is, of course, done in order to scale checkups on economic scale, otherwise, almost no person could afford it. This can be observed in some cases when some young, fit solider dies on basic exercise from heart failure caused by heart anomaly that is not being screened during standard medical examination prior to being enlisted.