• 知道他们自己病情的真相之后一些患绝症的病人可能会放弃治疗。

    Some patients with incurable diseases might want to give up treatment after knowing the truth about their conditions.

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  • 当你面对绝症时想到死亡是很正常的。

    It's not unusual to think about death when you're confronted with an illness that threatens life.

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  • 医生告诉患者他得了绝症,只能再活两个月。

    The doctor told the patient he had a fatal disease and only had two months to live.

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  • 基因治疗作为一种新的治疗手段,给许多绝症患者带来希望。

    As a novel way of treatment, gene therapy bring a new hope for many incurable patients.

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  • 她病了很久,我们甚至都不知道她的病是什么时候转为绝症的。

    She had been ailing for quite a long time, and we did not even know when her malady had taken a fatal turn.

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  • 医生们正越来越意识到对绝症患者感受的认识和反应的重要性。

    Physicians have become increasingly aware of the importance of recognizing and responding to the feelings of people with life-threatening illnesses.

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  • 现在科学家正在实验基因疗法和其他目前专用来治疗绝症的方法。

    Today scientists are experimenting with gene therapy and other methods that had, until now, been reserved for deadly illnesses.

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  • 在良好条件下出生和长大的人,他们在晚年得慢性病和绝症的比率明显更低。

    People born and raised under favorable conditions show substantially lower rates of chronic and fatal diseases later in life.

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  • 从参与处理国内第一例艾滋病患者开始,关宝英与这种敏感的绝症打了23年交道。

    From the first involved in the handling of cases of AIDS began, Guan Baoying with such sensitive playing an incurable disease for 23 years dealings.

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  • 科学家已经发现如何通过编辑DNA来修复“受损基因”,从而治愈绝症并有可能延长人类寿命。

    Scientists have discovered how to edit DNA to repair 'broken genes' to cure incurable diseases - and potentially extend human lifespan.

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  • 当医生直白地告诉病人,他因为绝症将要走到生命的尽头的时候,患者通常会选择拒绝过分密集的医疗介入。

    This showed that when doctors had frank conversations about the end of life with terminally ill cancer patients, the patients typically chose not to request very intensive medical interventions.

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  • 许多人没有认识到,在他们抱怨一个疼痛的身体或一个绝症之前,他们就已经先抱怨别的事情了。

    Many do not realize that before they were complaining about an aching body or a chronic disease, they were complaining about many other things first.

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  • Mr Rogoff把形势比作一个绝症病人接受一项有风险的治疗,也许能冶好但确定会有严重的、长期的副作用。

    Mr Rogoff likens the situation to that of a terminally ill patient who is offered a risky treatment that may cure the disease but is sure to have nasty long-term side-effects.

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  • 鲍勃·麦科伊指出,当今由电脑和数以百计的电视频道构成的“信息时代”,使得针对身患绝症者的各种骗术更变本加厉。

    Bob McCay points out that the current "Information Age" of computers and hundreds of television channels has only multiplied fraudulent schemes that target desperately sick people.

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  • 但是我们不曾看见过地震、饥荒、瘟疫(即绝症)在同一时间的不同地区发生,如同我们现今的时代中在我们周围所发生的。

    But we have not seen the earthquakes and famines and pestilences (incurable disease) occur at the same time in diverse places, like they are happening around us right now.

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  • 他的二年级老师写到:“泰蒂是很优秀的学生,很受同学们喜爱。”但他母亲得了绝症,他为此而担忧,家里的生活一定很艰苦。

    His second grade teacher wrote, "Teddy is an excellent student, well liked by his classmates, but he is troubled because his mother has a terminal illness and life at home must be a struggle."

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  • 在她之后的那些人似乎都是普通人:一个公交司机、一个医生、一个枕头厂的检查员,等等,全都患有绝症或他们相信自己患有绝症。

    Those who followed her seemed unremarkable: a bus driver, a doctor, a supervisor at a pillow factory and so on, all terminally ill, or so they believed.

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  • 1947年,肺结核无异于绝症,医生嘱咐他多呼吸新鲜空气和注意有规律的日常饮食。但市面上出现了一种新的试验性药物——链霉素。

    In 1947 there was no cure for TB - doctors prescribed fresh air and a regular diet - but there was a new, experimental drug on the market, streptomycin.

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  • 这是努兰博士写于1993年的《死亡之脸》一书中的故事之一。这本书由几个故事组成,它是努兰博士用其一生的时间观察绝症病人的种种后果之后写成的。

    That story is one of several that make up "How We Die", a book Dr Nuland wrote in 1993, after a lifetime of watching the effects of terminal illness.

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  • 居住在美国俄克拉荷马州、今年34岁的艾比·阿埃伦在怀孕19周的时候,在被告知腹中的女儿被诊断出患有先天无脑畸形绝症、意味着仅能存活几个小时的时候,她彻底崩溃了。

    Abbey Ahern, 34, who lives in Oklahoma, was devastated when she was told at her 19-week scan that her daughter had the terminal illness anencephaly which meant she would not live beyond a few hours.

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  • 居住在美国俄克拉荷马州、今年34岁的艾比·阿埃伦在怀孕19周的时候,在被告知腹中的女儿被诊断出患有先天无脑畸形绝症、意味着仅能存活几个小时的时候,她彻底崩溃了。

    Abbey Ahern, 34, who lives in Oklahoma, was devastated when she was told at her 19-week scan that her daughter had the terminal illness anencephaly which meant she would not live beyond a few hours.

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