Why is health not only the goal of medical staff, but also the responsibility of the state and society?

National responsibility means that a country should not only undertake and perform its responsibilities for the survival, development, safety, health, happy life and sustainable development of its citizens, but also undertake and perform its responsibilities for the safety, health, happiness and sustainable development of all mankind as a member of the international community out of moral and social responsibilities. A healthy country must be a responsible country. In the era of globalization, a country should not only undertake and perform its responsibilities for the survival, development, safety, health, happy life and sustainable development of its citizens, but also undertake and perform its responsibilities for the safety, health, happiness and sustainable development of all mankind as a member of the international community out of moral and social responsibilities. These two aspects constitute national responsibility. The National Health Report of Chinese Academy of Sciences evaluates the national responsibilities of 45 sample countries in the world from the aspects of arms reduction, poverty eradication, development assistance, resource conservation and environmental protection. As a result, China, Mexico, Brazil, Thailand and the Philippines ranked in the top five, followed by Britain, Italy, Israel, Singapore and the United States. In the global "national responsibility index" ranking, except for the Nordic countries, the national responsibility ranking of developed countries is generally low. The National Health Research Group of Chinese Academy of Sciences pointed out that the irresponsibility of developed countries made it difficult to achieve the UN Millennium Development Goals. Therefore, all countries, especially developed countries, should earnestly fulfill their corresponding national responsibilities, better strengthen cooperation, and promote and ensure the timely realization of the Millennium Development Goals. Yang Duogui, head of the National Health Research Group of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, also pointed out that in today's world, the United States is a veritable "big brother" regardless of national wealth or national strength, but because of its greedy pursuit of economic interests and national hegemony, it ignores national morality, responsibility and credit, resulting in the "subprime mortgage crisis." As the subprime mortgage crisis is transmitted from the financial system to the American real economy system, it will inevitably lead to the continuous deterioration of the health status of American citizens. State responsibility in a broad sense can be divided into international responsibility and domestic responsibility. State responsibility in a narrow sense is international responsibility. International responsibility is the legal responsibility that a country should bear for violating its international obligations, or the responsibility that a country bears for internationally wrongful acts. ? State responsibility includes general international illegal acts such as infringing upon foreigners' personal and property, and serious international crimes such as infringing upon the sovereignty of other countries, waging wars of aggression and undermining international peace and security. In the development of international law, the content of state responsibility has also changed. In the theory and practice of international law in the past, state responsibility often only refers to the state responsibility caused by the injury of foreign nationals. For example, at the Hague Conference on the Codification of International Law in 1930, the Third Committee defined state responsibility as: "If a state organ fails to fulfill the international obligations of the state and causes damage to the person or property of foreigners within its territory, it will cause the international responsibility of the state." Here, state responsibility is understood as a responsibility that only involves the protection of foreign nationals. The draft articles on state responsibility drafted by the United Nations International Law Commission at the request and promotion of developing countries have broken through the original limitations and developed into general articles on state responsibility, stipulating the responsibility of a state for violating international obligations, with special emphasis on the criminal responsibility caused by international crimes such as aggression, colonial rule, genocide (see genocide) and apartheid.