If the burn is severe, the patient may ---- shock and should be kept warm

Access ---- data is at the centre of many controversies in modern medicine, not just to do with the usefulness ---- drugs, but also of treatments.

Recently, statins ---- to manage cholesterol levels in those deemed at risk of heart attacks ---- under scrutiny.

A patient with manifestations of anaphylaxis may be easily diagnosed; ----, many present with only one or two of the features, increasing diagnostic uncertainty

The 1972 (1) ---- of smallpox in Yugoslavia was the last major epidemic in Europe. It was centred in Kosovo and Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro (both then part of SFR Yugoslavia). A Muslim pilgrim (2) ---- the smallpox virus in the Middle East. Upon returning to his home in Kosovo, he started the epidemic. 175 people were infected, 35 of whom died in no time. The epidemic, (3) ----, had to be dealt with urgently (4) ---- mass vaccination and enforced quarantine. And even the 1982 film Variola Vera is (5) ---- the event.

(1) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

The 1972 (1) ---- of smallpox in Yugoslavia was the last major epidemic in Europe. It was centred in Kosovo and Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro (both then part of SFR Yugoslavia). A Muslim pilgrim (2) ---- the smallpox virus in the Middle East. Upon returning to his home in Kosovo, he started the epidemic. 175 people were infected, 35 of whom died in no time. The epidemic, (3) ----, had to be dealt with urgently (4) ---- mass vaccination and enforced quarantine. And even the 1982 film Variola Vera is (5) ---- the event.

(2) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

The 1972 (1) ---- of smallpox in Yugoslavia was the last major epidemic in Europe. It was centred in Kosovo and Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro (both then part of SFR Yugoslavia). A Muslim pilgrim (2) ---- the smallpox virus in the Middle East. Upon returning to his home in Kosovo, he started the epidemic. 175 people were infected, 35 of whom died in no time. The epidemic, (3) ----, had to be dealt with urgently (4) ---- mass vaccination and enforced quarantine. And even the 1982 film Variola Vera is (5) ---- the event.

(3) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

The 1972 (1) ---- of smallpox in Yugoslavia was the last major epidemic in Europe. It was centred in Kosovo and Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro (both then part of SFR Yugoslavia). A Muslim pilgrim (2) ---- the smallpox virus in the Middle East. Upon returning to his home in Kosovo, he started the epidemic. 175 people were infected, 35 of whom died in no time. The epidemic, (3) ----, had to be dealt with urgently (4) ---- mass vaccination and enforced quarantine. And even the 1982 film Variola Vera is (5) ---- the event.

(4) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

The 1972 (1) ---- of smallpox in Yugoslavia was the last major epidemic in Europe. It was centred in Kosovo and Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro (both then part of SFR Yugoslavia). A Muslim pilgrim (2) ---- the smallpox virus in the Middle East. Upon returning to his home in Kosovo, he started the epidemic. 175 people were infected, 35 of whom died in no time. The epidemic, (3) ----, had to be dealt with urgently (4) ---- mass vaccination and enforced quarantine. And even the 1982 film Variola Vera is (5) ---- the event.

(5) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

---- but clinicians should be cautious of putting people on large amounts of central nervous system stimulant drugs.

Scientists have discovered a gene that triggers a feeling of fullness and helps prevent the desire to overeat.

A study conducted in 1970 showed that one out of 14,000 children in America was autistic.

Yeni bir araştırma, kalori tüketimini azaltmanın yaşlanma sürecini yavaşlattığını ortaya koydu

Pancreatic cancer is lethal and not easily detectable. What is worse, there aren’t effective treatments for the majority of patients, who often live less than a year after being diagnosed. However, a new research in the U.S. shows that regular use of aspirin lowers the risk for pancreatic cancer by almost fifty percent. The 761 patients were interviewed as to their use of aspirin per day or week and when they started or stopped. Afterwards, they were matched with control group patients. The participants defined as “ever-regular users of aspirin” had a significantly lower risk for pancreatic cancer. The analysis found that the risk for pancreatic cancer decreased eight percent for each cumulative year of aspirin use. It also found that compared to continuing use, quitting aspirin within the last two years was associated with more than double the risk for pancreatic cancer. This suggests that during the last two decades, as the population’s use of aspirin has increased, the effect of aspirin in decreasing pancreatic cancer risk has become more pronounced.

•  It is stated in the text that ----.

Pancreatic cancer is lethal and not easily detectable. What is worse, there aren’t effective treatments for the majority of patients, who often live less than a year after being diagnosed. However, a new research in the U.S. shows that regular use of aspirin lowers the risk for pancreatic cancer by almost fifty percent. The 761 patients were interviewed as to their use of aspirin per day or week and when they started or stopped. Afterwards, they were matched with control group patients. The participants defined as “ever-regular users of aspirin” had a significantly lower risk for pancreatic cancer. The analysis found that the risk for pancreatic cancer decreased eight percent for each cumulative year of aspirin use. It also found that compared to continuing use, quitting aspirin within the last two years was associated with more than double the risk for pancreatic cancer. This suggests that during the last two decades, as the population’s use of aspirin has increased, the effect of aspirin in decreasing pancreatic cancer risk has become more pronounced.

• According to a new research ----.

Pancreatic cancer is lethal and not easily detectable. What is worse, there aren’t effective treatments for the majority of patients, who often live less than a year after being diagnosed. However, a new research in the U.S. shows that regular use of aspirin lowers the risk for pancreatic cancer by almost fifty percent. The 761 patients were interviewed as to their use of aspirin per day or week and when they started or stopped. Afterwards, they were matched with control group patients. The participants defined as “ever-regular users of aspirin” had a significantly lower risk for pancreatic cancer. The analysis found that the risk for pancreatic cancer decreased eight percent for each cumulative year of aspirin use. It also found that compared to continuing use, quitting aspirin within the last two years was associated with more than double the risk for pancreatic cancer. This suggests that during the last two decades, as the population’s use of aspirin has increased, the effect of aspirin in decreasing pancreatic cancer risk has become more pronounced.

• The text is mainly about ----.

If Canadian parents are going to get their kids to exercise more, they need more than just public awareness campaigns. Parents exposed to one such national campaign were actually less confident they could increase their children's activity levels, according to a recent UBC study."With statistics outside this study showing 88 per cent of parents believe their children exercise enough and only seven per cent of kids meet recommended guidelines, it is clear more needs to be done," says Heather Gainforth, an assistant professor of health and exercise sciences at UBC's Okanagan campus. "While mass media campaigns appear to increase awareness, parents need the support of public policies and programs to help them successfully encourage behaviour change. Without that support, parents may not have the tools they need to help their kids become more active.

•  According to the passage, public awareness campaigns ----.

If Canadian parents are going to get their kids to exercise more, they need more than just public awareness campaigns. Parents exposed to one such national campaign were actually less confident they could increase their children's activity levels, according to a recent UBC study."With statistics outside this study showing 88 per cent of parents believe their children exercise enough and only seven per cent of kids meet recommended guidelines, it is clear more needs to be done," says Heather Gainforth, an assistant professor of health and exercise sciences at UBC's Okanagan campus. "While mass media campaigns appear to increase awareness, parents need the support of public policies and programs to help them successfully encourage behaviour change. Without that support, parents may not have the tools they need to help their kids become more active.

• According to the paragraph, the support of public policies ----.

If Canadian parents are going to get their kids to exercise more, they need more than just public awareness campaigns. Parents exposed to one such national campaign were actually less confident they could increase their children's activity levels, according to a recent UBC study."With statistics outside this study showing 88 per cent of parents believe their children exercise enough and only seven per cent of kids meet recommended guidelines, it is clear more needs to be done," says Heather Gainforth, an assistant professor of health and exercise sciences at UBC's Okanagan campus. "While mass media campaigns appear to increase awareness, parents need the support of public policies and programs to help them successfully encourage behaviour change. Without that support, parents may not have the tools they need to help their kids become more active.

• The best title for the passage can be ----.

What if you could lose weight and reduce your risk of life-threatening disease without any changes in what you eat? The researchers found that participants on the fasting-mimicking diet lost an average of about 6 pounds. ----. Their systolic blood pressure, which was in the normal range when the study began, also dropped by 4.5 mmHG, while their diastolic blood pressure dropped by 3.1 mmHg. Also, their levels of IGF-1 dropped to between 21.7 ng/mL and 46.2 ng/mL, reaching a range associated with lower cancer risk.