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英検1級要約健康・生活

臓器移植は、心臓、腎臓、肝臓などの臓器が正常に機能しなくなった患者の命を救うことができます。

Organ transplants can save the lives of patients whose hearts, kidneys, livers, or other organs no longer function properly. However, the number of organs available for transplantation remains far below the number of people who need them. In many countries, individuals who wish to donate their organs after death must officially register their consent in advance. This system depends on people taking action while they are healthy, yet many never complete the necessary process. Some may support organ donation in principle but postpone registration or simply be unaware of how to do it. As a result, potentially suitable organs may not become available after death.

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英検1級要約健康・生活

医療の進歩によって、深刻な病気を抱える患者の生活を大きく改善できる治療法が生まれています。

Advances in medicine have produced treatments that can greatly improve the lives of patients with serious diseases. Gene therapies and new cancer drugs, for example, may offer benefits that were previously impossible, but some of these medicines cost extremely large amounts for each patient. When public health systems agree to cover such treatments, they must pay for them from budgets that are already used for many other forms of care. As more expensive medicines become available, governments face increasing difficulty deciding how limited health-care funds should be distributed without weakening other parts of the medical system.

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英検1級要約健康・生活

医薬品が高価な地域や、正規の流通網が十分に整っていない地域では、多くの人が非公式の販売業者や規制されていない市場から薬を入手しています。

In regions where medicines are expensive or official distribution networks are weak, many people obtain drugs from informal sellers or unregulated markets. These channels can improve access when pharmacies and clinics are difficult to reach, but they also make it easier for counterfeit products to enter circulation. Such medicines may contain too little of the intended active ingredient, the wrong substance, or no effective medicine at all. Because packaging can closely resemble legitimate products, patients and even health workers may find it difficult to recognize that a drug is unsafe or ineffective before it is used, especially when reliable testing is unavailable.

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英検1級要約健康・生活

マラリアなど蚊が媒介する感染症は、世界の多くの地域で依然として深刻な健康問題を引き起こしています。

Mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria continue to cause serious health problems in many parts of the world. Governments and health organizations have long relied on insecticides, mosquito nets, and other control measures to reduce transmission. These approaches can save lives, but they do not always keep mosquito populations low enough to prevent outbreaks. In addition, repeated use of the same chemicals can favor mosquitoes that survive exposure, allowing resistance to spread through local populations. As control becomes less effective, communities may face continuing transmission even when substantial resources are devoted to conventional methods.

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英検1級要約健康・生活

現代の食品は、消費者の手に届くまでに、長く複雑な国際的サプライチェーンを通ることがよくあります。

Modern food products often pass through long and complex international supply chains before reaching consumers. Ingredients may be grown, processed, blended, and packaged in several different countries, making it difficult for buyers to know exactly where each component came from or what it contains. This lack of visibility can create opportunities for food fraud. Producers or suppliers seeking higher profits may substitute cheaper ingredients for more expensive ones or add undeclared substances while continuing to sell the product under its original label. These practices may be difficult to detect through appearance alone.

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英検1級要約健康・生活

航空需要の増加により、大都市の近くにある多くの空港では、早朝や深夜にも航空便が運航されるようになっています。

Growing demand for air travel has led many airports near major cities to operate flights early in the morning and late at night. Extending operating hours can help airlines use aircraft more efficiently and provide passengers with a wider range of departure and arrival times. However, airports are often surrounded by residential areas, and people living nearby may be exposed repeatedly to the sound of aircraft taking off and landing. Noise can be especially disruptive at night, when even brief periods of loud sound may interrupt sleep.

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