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Yael: Welcome to A Moment of Science, the popular science radio show that's both fun and informative. Today's Topic on Moment of Science is: You're Fired. Hey, did I read that right?
雅艾爾：歡迎來到科普廣播節目——科學時刻，這是一個既有趣又豐富的節目。今天科學時刻的主題是：你被炒了。嘿，我讀的對嗎？
Don: Yep. You're fired. How do you feel?
唐：對。你被炒了。感覺如何？
Yael: What do you mean, how do I feel?
雅艾爾：你說“感覺如何”是什么意思？
Don: I mean, do you feel less healthy than before I fired you? How's your weight? What about your cholesterol rate?
唐：我是說，你覺得你沒有被解雇之前健康嗎？你的體重如何？你的膽固醇怎么樣？
Yael: Okay, okay...this is one of your set-ups. I'm not really fired, am I?
雅艾爾：好吧，好吧...這又是你的實驗之一。我并沒有真的被解雇，對嗎？
Don: Well, no. It's all a cruel ploy to get me to today's subject... which is that job insecurity can affect your health.
唐：嗯，沒有。這是一種引導話題的殘酷手段，今日的話題就是就業不安全感會影響你的健康。
Yael: Yeah. It just about gave me a heart attack.
雅艾爾：是的。剛剛的確把我嚇出心臟病了。
Don: A study in the American Journal of Public Health shows that heart attacks are no joke for people who suspect they are going to be laid off. Over four years, a study group with imperiled jobs was found to have a forty to sixty percent greater occurrence of heart disease than a control group whose jobs were secure. And that's not all. People in insecure jobs also gained weight, overslept, tended to avoid exercise, and had higher cholesterol rates.
唐：一項發表在《美國公共衛生雜志》的研究表明，對于那些懷疑自己會被解雇的人來說，心臟病可不是開玩笑的。四年來，一個研究小組發現，與工作有保障的對照組相比，工作不穩定的人心臟病發作的幾率要高百分之四十至六十。問題還不止這些。工作不穩定的人還容易體重增加，失眠，總是避免運動，膽固醇也偏高。
Yael: Wow. I guess the shaky economy hurts everything. Even our bodies!
雅艾爾：哇。我想經濟蕭條會傷害一切。甚至是人們的身體！
Don: Even our bodies.
唐：甚至是我們的身體。
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