Means that its better to stop a bad thing from happening in the first place then to let it happen and then go to the trouble of fixing it. If we get a disease it would be better to prevent it than cure it ,because if we are going to cure it it would occur again.It is better to be careful beforehand than to try to solve a problem after it has arisen.Prevention is better than cure means that it is better to stop a bad thing from happening rather than go to the trouble of fixing it. Some things are very difficult to fix and it would be better if they were already fine and needn't be fixed. We can relate this to another proverb, An ounceprevention is better than a pound cure.

It is better to try to keep a bad thing from happening than it is to fix the bad thing once it has happened. (See also An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure.) If we spend more money on education, so that children learn to be responsible citizens, we won't have to spend so much money on prisons. Prevention is better than cure.

Prevention is better than cure means that it it is better to stop a bad thing from happening in the first place then to let it happen and then go to the trouble of fixing it.some things are very difficult to fix, and it would be better if they were already fine and didn't need to be fixed.What does it means to prevent and to cure?Well prevention means to prevent you getting it in the first place, and curing something is getting rid of something you have, so its better to prevent  rather than suffering from a problem and having to cure it

One may think that "prevention is better than cure" is a quote from the goddess Hygiene, yet the vintage is recent and the wisdom is more limited than it appears. 

This adage can be used in all walks of life! From health to studies,eating and drinking,business to rest and many other.

Now let me share an incident with you. This is about one of my aunt who lives in my neighbourhood. She is very fat and she daily makes a promise to herself that she would lose at least 10 kg weight the same month but does nothing for it . Every time she says she would start exercising, dieting from the next month and lose weight. She is growing fatter and fatter and is also gaining more weight.  Few years later, when she would be suffering from deseases then she would think that it would have been easy to prevent than to cure.

For centuries, the differences between men and women were socially defined and distorted through a lens of sexism in which men assumed superiority over women and maintained it through domination. As the goal of equality between men and women now grows closer we are also losing our awareness of important differences. In some circles of society, politically correct thinking is obliterating important discussion as well as our awareness of the similarities and differences between men and women. The vision of equality between the sexes has narrowed the possibilities for discovery of what truly exists within a man and within a woman. The world is less interesting when everything is same.

It is my position that men and women are equal but different. When I say equal, I mean that men and women have a right to equal opportunity and protection under the law. The fact that people in this country are assured these rights does not negate my observation that men and women are at least as different psychologically as they are physically.

None of us would argue the fact that men and women are physically different. The physical differences are rather obvious and most of these can be seen and easily measured. Weight, shape, size and anatomy are not political opinions but rather tangible and easily measured. The physical differences between men and women provide functional advantages and have survival value. Men usually have greater upper body strength, build muscle easily, have thicker skin, bruise less easily and have a lower threshold of awareness of injuries to their extremities. Men are essentially built for physical confrontation and the use of force. Their joints are well suited for throwing objects. The psychological differences between man and women are less obvious. They can be difficult to describe. Yet these differences can profoundly influence how we form and maintain relationships that can  range from work and friendships to marriage and parenting.

Men and women approach problems with similar goals but with different considerations. While men and women can solve problems equally well, their approach and their process are often quit different. For most women, sharing and discussing a problem presents an opportunity to explore, deepen or strengthen the relationship with the person they are talking with. Woman are usually more concerned about how problems are solved than merely solving the problem itself. For women, solving a problem can profoundly impact whether they feel closer and less alone or whether they feel distant and less connected. The process of solving a problem can strengthen or weaken a relationship. Most men are less concerned and do not feel the same as women when solving a problem.

Men approach problems in a very different manner than women. For most men, solving a problem presents an opportunity to demonstrate their competence, their strength of resolve, and their commitment to a relationship. How the problem is solved is not nearly as important as solving it effectively and in the best possible manner. Men have a tendency to dominate and to assume authority in a problem solving process. They set aside their feelings provided the dominance hierarchy was agreed upon in advance and respected. They are often distracted and do not attend well to the quality of the relationship while solving problems.