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Scientists say they have【B1】______evidence that jogging is good for people. This latest European research【B2】______headline-maki
Scientists say they have【B1】______evidence that jogging is good for people. This latest European research【B2】______headline-maki
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2010-09-10
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Scientists say they have【B1】______evidence that jogging is good for people. This latest European research【B2】______headline-making stories about people who die of a heart attack while running on the【B3】______Danish researchers【B4】______that those who jog regularly are far less likely to die prematurely than those who do not. Their work,【B5】______in last Saturday’s issue of the British Medical【B6】______, sifted through data from a Copenhagen heart study. The study covered more than 4,500 men【B7】______20 to 79 with no history of cardiac(心脏的)problems.
The group was followed from mid-1970s until November 1998. It is found that【B8】______joggers were nearly two and a half times less likely to die prematurely than non-joggers.【B9】______, including smoking, drinking, diabetes, education and household income to try to explain this big difference in mortality.【B10】______.【B11】______.
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过去分词表被动,作非限制性定语修饰前面的their work。
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