[填空题]Informed public debate critical to future of genomic medicine
Just mentioning "stem-cell research" or "genomic medicine" can open a floodgate of beliefs, concerns and, misinformation. Opinions are varied, mixed with fact and fiction, but one thing is clear: Open dialogue among researchers, teachers and the general public must continue as we struggle to define the relationship between our societal values and lifesciences research.
When the University of Washington .and the National Human Genome Research Institute hosted a community genetics forum last spring, questions abounded from the standing-room-only crowd about the implications of genetic research.
When is information about genetic health risks most helpful Should genetic testing results be part of medical records and how would the results be used potentially by insurance companies How can genetic testing benefit the criminal-justice system, such as establishings guilt or innocence using DNA testing,<

[单项选择]There is a conspicuous lack of public debate about how this insular country should（）the reality that more immigrants are coming and that those already here are changing Japan．
A. abide by
B. account for
C. act on
D. adjust to

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There’s a debate raging over Lyme disease, although you’d never know it unless you’ve been paying close attention—because on the surface it sounds like the dullest argument imaginable. Last year, the Infectious Diseases Society of America issued new guidelines saying physicians should treat Lyme with antibiotics for no longer than 30 days. Some docs think that’s wrong. It’s a seemingly straightforward difference of opinion. So why has the debate dissolved into animosity, with one side suggesting that its opponents have no credibility and the other slinging deeply personal insults on the Web And why has it now spilled out of medical journals and onto the office of a state attorney general Clearly, something other than ticks is bugging a lot of doctors.
Lyme disease—the most common insect-borne ailment in America, with roughly 20,000 cases diagnosed each year and more undetected—is transmitted mostly by a w
A. There is not a chronic form of Lyme disease.
B. Borrelia is not detectable in most patients who are said to have Lyme disease.
C. The majority of patients treated for ’chronic Lyme’ do not have Lyme disease.
D. Treating Lyme disease with high-dose antibiotics can lead to meningitis and heart problems.