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2018考研英语双语阅读:9个改变与老年痴呆症说拜拜

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      Nine lifestyle changes can reduce dementia risk, study says
        9个小改变与老年痴呆症说拜拜
    One in three cases of dementia could be prevented if more people looked
after their brain health throughout life, according to an international study in
the Lancet.
    《Lancet》杂志的研究表明,如果更多人关注他们的大脑健康,那么三分之一的痴呆症是可以预防的。
    It lists nine key risk factors including lack of education, hearing loss,
smoking and physical inactivity.
    它列出了九个主要的风险因素,包括缺乏教育、听力丧失、吸烟和缺乏锻炼。
    The study is being presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International
Conference in London.
    这项研究在伦敦阿尔茨海默病协会国际会议上发表。
    By 2050, 131 million people could be living with dementia globally.
    到2050年,全球有1.31亿人可能患有痴呆症。
    There are estimated to be 47 million people with the condition at the
moment.
    目前估计有4700万人患有此病。
    "Although dementia is diagnosed in later life, the brain changes usually
begin to develop years before," said lead author Prof Gill Livingston, from
University College London.
    “虽然老年痴呆症要在后期才能被诊断出来,但大脑的变化通常在几年前就开始了,”伦敦大学学院的作者吉尔·利文斯顿教授说。
    "Acting now will vastly improve life for people with dementia and their
families and, in doing so, will transform the future of society."
    “现在预防能够改善痴呆患者及其家人的生活,如此一来,将会改变社会的未来。”
    The report, which combines the work of 24 international experts, says
lifestyle factors can play a major role in increasing or reducing an
individual’s dementia risk.
    24位国际专家整理的这份报告中表示生活方式的因素对于痴呆症患病几率有着重要影响。
      How potentially modifiable factors contribute to the risk of dementia
        哪些因素可能会导致痴呆
    mid-life hearing loss - 9%
    中年听力损失- 9%
    failing to complete secondary education - 8%
    教育程度过低 -8%
    smoking - 5%
    吸烟- 5%
    depression - 4%
    抑郁 -4%
    physical inactivity - 3%
    缺乏锻炼 -3%
    social isolation - 2%
    孤立- 2%
    high blood pressure - 2%
    高血压- 2%
    obesity - 1%
    肥胖- 1%
    type 2 diabetes - 1%
    2型糖尿病 -1%
    These - which are thought to be modifiable risk factors - add up to 35%.
The other 65% of dementia risk is beyond the individual’s control.
    这些被认为是潜在因素,加起来是35%。另外65%超出个人控制范围。
    Failure to complete secondary education was a major risk factor, and the
authors suggest that individuals who continue to learn throughout life are
likely to build additional brain reserves.
    未能完成中学教育被认为是主要的风险因素。作者认为,坚持学习的人可能脑容量有所增加。
    Another major risk factor is hearing loss in middle age - the researchers
say this can deny people a cognitively rich environment and lead to social
isolation and depression, which are among other modifiable risk factors for
dementia.
    另一个主要的风险因素是中年时的听力损伤。研究人员说,这使得人们失去对环境多样性的感知能力,导致与大环境的孤立和抑郁,这也导致其他因素的形成。
    Another key message from the report is that what is good for the heart is
good for the brain.
    这份报告的另一个关键信息是,对心脏有益的东西对大脑也有益。
    Not smoking, doing exercise, keeping a healthy weight, treating high blood
pressure and diabetes can all reduce the risk of dementia, as well as
cardiovascular disease, and cancer.
    不吸烟,做运动,控制体重,对高血压和糖尿病的治疗都可以降低患痴呆症的风险,也能减少患心血管疾病和癌症的几率。
    The researchers say they did not have enough data to include dietary
factors or alcohol in their calculations but believe both could be
important.
    研究人员说,他们没有足够的数据来证明饮食习惯或酒精对于痴呆的影响,但他们表示两方面都是十分重要的。
    Dr Doug Brown, director of research at Alzheimer’s Society, said: "Though
it’s not inevitable, dementia is currently set to be the 21st Century’s biggest
killer. We all need to be aware of the risks and start making positive lifestyle
changes."
    阿尔茨海默症学会研究主任道格·布朗博士说:“虽然这不是不可避免的,但痴呆症目前被认为是21世纪最大的杀手,我们都要意识到这个问题并积极改变我们的生活方式。”
    Dr David Reynolds, chief scientific officer at Alzheimer’s Research UK,
said: "Alongside prevention research, we must continue to invest in research to
find a life-changing treatment for people with this devastating condition."
    英国老年痴呆症研究中心的首席科学官大卫·雷诺兹博士说:“除了对预防工作的研究之外,我们还必须继续投资于对治疗方法的研究之中。”
    来源:BBC
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