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Sleeping Peoplewhosleepformorethaneighthoursanightdonotliveaslongasthosewhosleepforsixhoursaccordingtothebiggeststudyyetintosleeppatternsandmortality死亡率． Scientistshavenoexplanationforthefindingsanddonotknowiftheymeanpeoplewholikealie．in睡懒觉Canextendtheirlivesbysleepingless．． Althoughitisacommonbeliefthatsleepingforatleasteighthoursanightisvitalforhealthandwell—being．thesix．yearstudyinvolvingmorethan1．1millionAmericansolderthan30foundthatthosewhosleptfor1essthaneighthourswerefarfromdoingthemselvesanylong—termharm Individualswhonowaverage6．5hoursofsleepanightCanbereassuredthatthisisasafeamountofsleep．FromahealthstandpointthereisnoreasontosleeplongersaidDanielKripkeaprofessorofpsychiatry精神病学attheUniversityofCaliforniaSanDiego． Dr．Kripkesaid．Wedon’tknowiflongsleepperiodsleadtodeath．Additionalstudiesareneededtodetermineifsettingyouralarmclockearlierwillactuallyimproveyourhealth． Thescientists．whowerefundedbytheAmericanCancerSocietyfound也atthebestsurvivalrateswereamongthemenandwomenwhosleptforsevenhoursanight．Thosewhosleptforeighthourswere12percentmorelikelytodieduringt11esix—yearperiodofthestudy whenotherfactorssuchasdietandsmokingweretakenintoaccount． Eventhosewhospentamerefivehoursanightinbedlivedlongerthanthosewhoslepteightormorehours．Howeveranincreasingdeathratewasfoundamongthosewhosleptforlessthanfivehours． Dr．Kripkesaid．Previoussleepstudieshaveindicatedthatbothshort-andlong-duration持续时间sleephadhighermortalityrates．Howevernoneofthosestudieswerelargeenoughtodistinguishthedifferencebetweensevenandeighthoursanightuntilflow． Mostoftheparticipantssleptfor7hoursanightduringthestudy．
第一篇FlorenceNightingale FlorenceNightingalewasborninFlorenceItalywhileherwealthyEnglishparentsweretravelinginEurope．Asachildshetraveledtomanyplaceswithherfamilyandlearnedhowtospeakseverallanguages． WhenNightingalewas17shetoldherfamilythatshewasgoingtohelpsickpeople?HerparentsdidnotapprovebutNightingalewasdetermined． ShetraveledtohospitalsalloverEurope．Shesawthatdoctorswereworkingtoohard?Shesawthatpatientsdiedbecausetheydidnotgetenoughcare．Nightingalefeltthatwomencouldbedoingmoretohelpdoctorstakecareofsickpeople?．．．． Nightingaleknewthatinorderfornursestodomoretheyneededspecialtraininginhowtotakecareofsickpeople．NightingalewenttoahospitalinGermanytostudynursing?ThenshereturnedtoLondonandbecametheheadofagroupofwomencalledGentlewomenDuringIllness．Thesewomencaredforsickpeopleintheirhomes． In1854EnglandwasfightingawarwithRussiaWarreporterswroteabouttheterribleconditionsinthehospitalsthatcaredforthewounded．Peopledemandedthatsomethingbedoneaboutit．AleaderofthegovernmentaskedFlorenceNightingaletotakesomenursesintothewarhospitals．SoinNovember1854Nightingalefinallygottoworkinahospital? Shetookalong38nurseswhomshehadtrainedherself．．． Atfirst．thedoctorsonthebattlefieldsdidnotwantNightingaleandhernursesintheirhospitals．Theydidnotbelievethatwomencouldhelp．Butinfactthenursesdidmakeadifference．Theyworkedaroundtheclocktendingthesick．Thankstotheirhardworkmanywoundedsoldierssurvived． AfterthewarNightingaleandhernursesweretreatedlikeheroes．Finallyin1860shestartedtheNightingaleSchoolforNurses．IntimethankstoFlorenceNightingalenursingbecameanimportantpartofmedicine． Nightingale’sparentsdidnotapproveofherdecision
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TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
第二篇CrystalEar 0nedayafriendaskedmywifeJillif1wantedahearingaid．HecertainlydoesrepliedJill．AfterhearingaboutaremarkablenewproductJillfinallygotupthenervetoaskmeifI’deverthoughtaboutgettingahearingaid．NowayIsaid．Itwouldmakemelook20yearsolderNonoshereplied．’Thisisentirelydifferent．It’sCrystalEar! Jillwasfight．CrystalEarisdifferent--notme01d—styledbodywornorovertheearaidbutAnadvancedpersonalsoundsystemsosmallthatit’slikecontacts隐形眼镜foryourears?AndCrystalEarissuper．sensitiveandpowerfultooYouwillhearsoundsyourearshavebeenmissingforyears．CrystalEarwillmakespeechlouderandthesoundispureandnatural? Icould’tbelievehowtinyitis．Itissmallerthanmetipofmylittlefingerandit’salmostinvisiblewhenworn．Therearenowiresnobehind-Ⅱle-eardevice?Putitmyourearanditsready．to．wearmold形状fitscomfortably．Sinceit’snottooloudortootightyoumayevenforgetthatyou’rewearingit!Useitatworkoratplay．Andifyourhearingproblemisworse111certainsituationsuseCrystalEaronlywhenyouneedit． Hearinglosswhichoccurstypicallypriortoteenageyearsprogressesthroughoutone’slifetime．Althoughhearinglossisnowtheworld’snumberonehealthproblemnearly90percentofpeoplesufferinghearinglosschoosetoleavetheproblemuntreated?FormanymillionstreatinghearinglossinaconventionalwaycaninvolvenumerousofficevisitsexpensivetestingandadjustmentstofityourearThankstoCrystalEarthesoundsolutionisnowconvenient? Almost90percentofpeoplewithmildhearinglossandmillionsmorewithjustalittlehearingdrop．0ff下降canbedramaticallyhelpedwithCrystalEar．Moreoveritssuperiordesign1senergy．efficientsobatteriescanlastmonths．CrystalEarisnowavailabletohelpthesepeopletreattheirhearinglosswithasmallhearingamplifier放大器． Manypeopleleavetheirhearingproblemuntreatedbecause
TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
第二篇CrystalEar 0nedayafriendaskedmywifeJillif1wantedahearingaid．HecertainlydoesrepliedJill．AfterhearingaboutaremarkablenewproductJillfinallygotupthenervetoaskmeifI’deverthoughtaboutgettingahearingaid．NowayIsaid．Itwouldmakemelook20yearsolderNonoshereplied．’Thisisentirelydifferent．It’sCrystalEar! Jillwasfight．CrystalEarisdifferent--notme01d—styledbodywornorovertheearaidbutAnadvancedpersonalsoundsystemsosmallthatit’slikecontacts隐形眼镜foryourears?AndCrystalEarissuper．sensitiveandpowerfultooYouwillhearsoundsyourearshavebeenmissingforyears．CrystalEarwillmakespeechlouderandthesoundispureandnatural? Icould’tbelievehowtinyitis．Itissmallerthanmetipofmylittlefingerandit’salmostinvisiblewhenworn．Therearenowiresnobehind-Ⅱle-eardevice?Putitmyourearanditsready．to．wearmold形状fitscomfortably．Sinceit’snottooloudortootightyoumayevenforgetthatyou’rewearingit!Useitatworkoratplay．Andifyourhearingproblemisworse111certainsituationsuseCrystalEaronlywhenyouneedit． Hearinglosswhichoccurstypicallypriortoteenageyearsprogressesthroughoutone’slifetime．Althoughhearinglossisnowtheworld’snumberonehealthproblemnearly90percentofpeoplesufferinghearinglosschoosetoleavetheproblemuntreated?FormanymillionstreatinghearinglossinaconventionalwaycaninvolvenumerousofficevisitsexpensivetestingandadjustmentstofityourearThankstoCrystalEarthesoundsolutionisnowconvenient? Almost90percentofpeoplewithmildhearinglossandmillionsmorewithjustalittlehearingdrop．0ff下降canbedramaticallyhelpedwithCrystalEar．Moreoveritssuperiordesign1senergy．efficientsobatteriescanlastmonths．CrystalEarisnowavailabletohelpthesepeopletreattheirhearinglosswithasmallhearingamplifier放大器． Initiallythewriterdidnotwanttobuyahearingaidbecause
Sleeping Peoplewhosleepformorethaneighthoursanightdonotliveaslongasthosewhosleepforsixhoursaccordingtothebiggeststudyyetintosleeppatternsandmortality死亡率． Scientistshavenoexplanationforthefindingsanddonotknowiftheymeanpeoplewholikealie．in睡懒觉Canextendtheirlivesbysleepingless．． Althoughitisacommonbeliefthatsleepingforatleasteighthoursanightisvitalforhealthandwell—being．thesix．yearstudyinvolvingmorethan1．1millionAmericansolderthan30foundthatthosewhosleptfor1essthaneighthourswerefarfromdoingthemselvesanylong—termharm Individualswhonowaverage6．5hoursofsleepanightCanbereassuredthatthisisasafeamountofsleep．FromahealthstandpointthereisnoreasontosleeplongersaidDanielKripkeaprofessorofpsychiatry精神病学attheUniversityofCaliforniaSanDiego． Dr．Kripkesaid．Wedon’tknowiflongsleepperiodsleadtodeath．Additionalstudiesareneededtodetermineifsettingyouralarmclockearlierwillactuallyimproveyourhealth． Thescientists．whowerefundedbytheAmericanCancerSocietyfound也atthebestsurvivalrateswereamongthemenandwomenwhosleptforsevenhoursanight．Thosewhosleptforeighthourswere12percentmorelikelytodieduringt11esix—yearperiodofthestudy whenotherfactorssuchasdietandsmokingweretakenintoaccount． Eventhosewhospentamerefivehoursanightinbedlivedlongerthanthosewhoslepteightormorehours．Howeveranincreasingdeathratewasfoundamongthosewhosleptforlessthanfivehours． Dr．Kripkesaid．Previoussleepstudieshaveindicatedthatbothshort-andlong-duration持续时间sleephadhighermortalityrates．Howevernoneofthosestudieswerelargeenoughtodistinguishthedifferencebetweensevenandeighthoursanightuntilflow． Morethan1’1millionAmericansparticipatedinthesix-yearstudy．
TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
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TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
Sleeping Peoplewhosleepformorethaneighthoursanightdonotliveaslongasthosewhosleepforsixhoursaccordingtothebiggeststudyyetintosleeppatternsandmortality死亡率． Scientistshavenoexplanationforthefindingsanddonotknowiftheymeanpeoplewholikealie．in睡懒觉Canextendtheirlivesbysleepingless．． Althoughitisacommonbeliefthatsleepingforatleasteighthoursanightisvitalforhealthandwell—being．thesix．yearstudyinvolvingmorethan1．1millionAmericansolderthan30foundthatthosewhosleptfor1essthaneighthourswerefarfromdoingthemselvesanylong—termharm Individualswhonowaverage6．5hoursofsleepanightCanbereassuredthatthisisasafeamountofsleep．FromahealthstandpointthereisnoreasontosleeplongersaidDanielKripkeaprofessorofpsychiatry精神病学attheUniversityofCaliforniaSanDiego． Dr．Kripkesaid．Wedon’tknowiflongsleepperiodsleadtodeath．Additionalstudiesareneededtodetermineifsettingyouralarmclockearlierwillactuallyimproveyourhealth． Thescientists．whowerefundedbytheAmericanCancerSocietyfound也atthebestsurvivalrateswereamongthemenandwomenwhosleptforsevenhoursanight．Thosewhosleptforeighthourswere12percentmorelikelytodieduringt11esix—yearperiodofthestudy whenotherfactorssuchasdietandsmokingweretakenintoaccount． Eventhosewhospentamerefivehoursanightinbedlivedlongerthanthosewhoslepteightormorehours．Howeveranincreasingdeathratewasfoundamongthosewhosleptforlessthanfivehours． Dr．Kripkesaid．Previoussleepstudieshaveindicatedthatbothshort-andlong-duration持续时间sleephadhighermortalityrates．Howevernoneofthosestudieswerelargeenoughtodistinguishthedifferencebetweensevenandeighthoursanightuntilflow． Thestudywasthefirsttotellthedifferencebetween7and8hoursofsleepanight?
第三篇GlobalCancerRatestoRiseby50％by2020 Thenumberofnewcancercasesworldwideisexpectedtoincreaseby50%bytheyear2020．Butanewreportsuggeststhatasmanyasathirdofnewcancerscouldbeavoidedbyadoptinghealthierlifestylesandthroughpublichealthaction． TheWorldCancerReportreleasedbytheIntemationalAgencyforResearchonCancershowsthatcancerhasnowemergedasamajorpublichealththreatindevelopingcountriesaswellasrichones． Overallcancerwasresponsiblefor12％ofalldeathsin2000．Butinmanycountriesmorethanaquarterofalldeathsarecausedbycancer． Thereportshowsthat10millionnewcancerswerediagnosedgloballyin2000andthatnumberisexpectedtoriseto15millionby2020．Researcherssaymostofthatincreasewillmainlybeduetosteadilyagingpopulationsinbothdevelopedanddevelopingcountriesandcurrenttrendsinsmokingandotherunhealthyhabits． Cancerhasemergedasamajorpublichealthproblemindevelopingcountriesforthefirsttimematchingitseffectinindustrialized工业化的countriessaidresearcherPaulKleihuesMDdirectorofIARCinanewsrelease．Onceconsidereda‘Western’disease．theReporthighlightsthatmorethan50percentoftheworld’scancerburdenintermsofbothnumbersofcasesanddeathsalreadyoccursindevelopingcountries． WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueofCrystalEar?
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Sleeping Peoplewhosleepformorethaneighthoursanightdonotliveaslongasthosewhosleepforsixhoursaccordingtothebiggeststudyyetintosleeppatternsandmortality死亡率． Scientistshavenoexplanationforthefindingsanddonotknowiftheymeanpeoplewholikealie．in睡懒觉Canextendtheirlivesbysleepingless．． Althoughitisacommonbeliefthatsleepingforatleasteighthoursanightisvitalforhealthandwell—being．thesix．yearstudyinvolvingmorethan1．1millionAmericansolderthan30foundthatthosewhosleptfor1essthaneighthourswerefarfromdoingthemselvesanylong—termharm Individualswhonowaverage6．5hoursofsleepanightCanbereassuredthatthisisasafeamountofsleep．FromahealthstandpointthereisnoreasontosleeplongersaidDanielKripkeaprofessorofpsychiatry精神病学attheUniversityofCaliforniaSanDiego． Dr．Kripkesaid．Wedon’tknowiflongsleepperiodsleadtodeath．Additionalstudiesareneededtodetermineifsettingyouralarmclockearlierwillactuallyimproveyourhealth． Thescientists．whowerefundedbytheAmericanCancerSocietyfound也atthebestsurvivalrateswereamongthemenandwomenwhosleptforsevenhoursanight．Thosewhosleptforeighthourswere12percentmorelikelytodieduringt11esix—yearperiodofthestudy whenotherfactorssuchasdietandsmokingweretakenintoaccount． Eventhosewhospentamerefivehoursanightinbedlivedlongerthanthosewhoslepteightormorehours．Howeveranincreasingdeathratewasfoundamongthosewhosleptforlessthanfivehours． Dr．Kripkesaid．Previoussleepstudieshaveindicatedthatbothshort-andlong-duration持续时间sleephadhighermortalityrates．Howevernoneofthosestudieswerelargeenoughtodistinguishthedifferencebetweensevenandeighthoursanightuntilflow． Thestudyshowsthatthelongeryousleepeachnightthelongeryou’11live．
TalkingtoKidsaboutSARS非典 SchoolagechildrenmaybelearningaboutSARSfromadultsandthemediabutmaynotknowwhattomakeofthesituationsaysanationalhealthcharity． TheLungAssociationsaysparentsshouldtaketimetotalktotheir__________51andexplainthefactsaboutSARSandhowtoavoidtheillness． Thefollowingisbasedonrecommendations__________52ThursdaybytheLungAssociation ?Askyourchildreniftheyhaveheard__________53SARSatschoolfromfriendsfromTVetc．Findingoutwhattheyalreadyknowcan’beagood__________54tostarttheconversationandtoclearawayanywrongideastheymighthaveabouttheillnessandhowitisspread． ?Schoolagechildrenareusuallyold__________55tounderstandconceptssuchasgettingsickfromgerms细菌andhowtoavoidillness．Asimplereminder提示__________56tocoughonpeopleandtowashtheirhandsoftenmaybesufficientforyoungerkids．Allchildrenshouldbeshownhowto__________57theirhandsproperly Remembertokeepitsimpleso__________58nottooverwhelmchildrenwithinformation．butanswerthemtruthfully.Kidscantellwhenyouarenotbeinghonestorifyou’rehidingsomethingandsometimestheunknowncanbemore．Frightenhagthanthe__________59．Parentswithanxiouschildrenwillknow__________60theirkidswillhandle informationonSARSandcantailortheirdiscussionaccordingly． ?OnewaytoexplaintheillnessistothechildrenthatSARSislikeabadbreathingproblem．Itis__________61fromacoldbutpeoplecancatchitinthesameways—suchascoughingonsomeonenotwashingyourhandsorsharingaglasswithasickperson． ?DescribehowSARSisspreadbutmentionthatthechanceof__________62SARSissmall．ThereisnoreasontotellchildrenpeoplearedyingofSARS__________63theyaskNeverusethethreatofdeathasawaytoremindkidstowashtheirhands ?Childrenshouldbe__________64totrusttheirparentsandothercaregivers Explainthatmanysmartpeople__________65doctorsandscientistsareworkingontheproblemandlookingoutforeveryone’shealth．
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第一篇FlorenceNightingale FlorenceNightingalewasborninFlorenceItalywhileherwealthyEnglishparentsweretravelinginEurope．Asachildshetraveledtomanyplaceswithherfamilyandlearnedhowtospeakseverallanguages． WhenNightingalewas17shetoldherfamilythatshewasgoingtohelpsickpeople?HerparentsdidnotapprovebutNightingalewasdetermined． ShetraveledtohospitalsalloverEurope．Shesawthatdoctorswereworkingtoohard?Shesawthatpatientsdiedbecausetheydidnotgetenoughcare．Nightingalefeltthatwomencouldbedoingmoretohelpdoctorstakecareofsickpeople?．．．． Nightingaleknewthatinorderfornursestodomoretheyneededspecialtraininginhowtotakecareofsickpeople．NightingalewenttoahospitalinGermanytostudynursing?ThenshereturnedtoLondonandbecametheheadofagroupofwomencalledGentlewomenDuringIllness．Thesewomencaredforsickpeopleintheirhomes． In1854EnglandwasfightingawarwithRussiaWarreporterswroteabouttheterribleconditionsinthehospitalsthatcaredforthewounded．Peopledemandedthatsomethingbedoneaboutit．AleaderofthegovernmentaskedFlorenceNightingaletotakesomenursesintothewarhospitals．SoinNovember1854Nightingalefinallygottoworkinahospital? Shetookalong38nurseswhomshehadtrainedherself．．． Atfirst．thedoctorsonthebattlefieldsdidnotwantNightingaleandhernursesintheirhospitals．Theydidnotbelievethatwomencouldhelp．Butinfactthenursesdidmakeadifference．Theyworkedaroundtheclocktendingthesick．Thankstotheirhardworkmanywoundedsoldierssurvived． AfterthewarNightingaleandhernursesweretreatedlikeheroes．Finallyin1860shestartedtheNightingaleSchoolforNurses．IntimethankstoFlorenceNightingalenursingbecameanimportantpartofmedicine． 0nthebattlefieldsNightingaleandhernursesprovedtobe
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第三篇GlobalCancerRatestoRiseby50％by2020 Thenumberofnewcancercasesworldwideisexpectedtoincreaseby50%bytheyear2020．Butanewreportsuggeststhatasmanyasathirdofnewcancerscouldbeavoidedbyadoptinghealthierlifestylesandthroughpublichealthaction． TheWorldCancerReportreleasedbytheIntemationalAgencyforResearchonCancershowsthatcancerhasnowemergedasamajorpublichealththreatindevelopingcountriesaswellasrichones． Overallcancerwasresponsiblefor12％ofalldeathsin2000．Butinmanycountriesmorethanaquarterofalldeathsarecausedbycancer． Thereportshowsthat10millionnewcancerswerediagnosedgloballyin2000andthatnumberisexpectedtoriseto15millionby2020．Researcherssaymostofthatincreasewillmainlybeduetosteadilyagingpopulationsinbothdevelopedanddevelopingcountriesandcurrenttrendsinsmokingandotherunhealthyhabits． Cancerhasemergedasamajorpublichealthproblemindevelopingcountriesforthefirsttimematchingitseffectinindustrialized工业化的countriessaidresearcherPaulKleihuesMDdirectorofIARCinanewsrelease．Onceconsidereda‘Western’disease．theReporthighlightsthatmorethan50percentoftheworld’scancerburdenintermsofbothnumbersofcasesanddeathsalreadyoccursindevelopingcountries． Accordingtothepassagehearinglossis
第二篇CrystalEar 0nedayafriendaskedmywifeJillif1wantedahearingaid．HecertainlydoesrepliedJill．AfterhearingaboutaremarkablenewproductJillfinallygotupthenervetoaskmeifI’deverthoughtaboutgettingahearingaid．NowayIsaid．Itwouldmakemelook20yearsolderNonoshereplied．’Thisisentirelydifferent．It’sCrystalEar! Jillwasfight．CrystalEarisdifferent--notme01d—styledbodywornorovertheearaidbutAnadvancedpersonalsoundsystemsosmallthatit’slikecontacts隐形眼镜foryourears?AndCrystalEarissuper．sensitiveandpowerfultooYouwillhearsoundsyourearshavebeenmissingforyears．CrystalEarwillmakespeechlouderandthesoundispureandnatural? Icould’tbelievehowtinyitis．Itissmallerthanmetipofmylittlefingerandit’salmostinvisiblewhenworn．Therearenowiresnobehind-Ⅱle-eardevice?Putitmyourearanditsready．to．wearmold形状fitscomfortably．Sinceit’snottooloudortootightyoumayevenforgetthatyou’rewearingit!Useitatworkoratplay．Andifyourhearingproblemisworse111certainsituationsuseCrystalEaronlywhenyouneedit． Hearinglosswhichoccurstypicallypriortoteenageyearsprogressesthroughoutone’slifetime．Althoughhearinglossisnowtheworld’snumberonehealthproblemnearly90percentofpeoplesufferinghearinglosschoosetoleavetheproblemuntreated?FormanymillionstreatinghearinglossinaconventionalwaycaninvolvenumerousofficevisitsexpensivetestingandadjustmentstofityourearThankstoCrystalEarthesoundsolutionisnowconvenient? Almost90percentofpeoplewithmildhearinglossandmillionsmorewithjustalittlehearingdrop．0ff下降canbedramaticallyhelpedwithCrystalEar．Moreoveritssuperiordesign1senergy．efficientsobatteriescanlastmonths．CrystalEarisnowavailabletohelpthesepeopletreattheirhearinglosswithasmallhearingamplifier放大器． OnespecialfeatureofCrystalEaristhat
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