YAEL:Welcome to A Moment of Science, the popular science radio show that's both fun and informative.
雅艾尔:欢迎收听既有趣又增进知识的科普广播节目科学时刻%Rq#lA(jma_tPuQv-。
Today's Topic on Moment of Science is:You're Fired.
今天节目的话题是:你被解雇了&Ik#nH]n*^Ri。
Hey, did I read that right?
嘿,我这样读对吗?
DON:Yep. You're fired. How do you feel?
唐:没错^A=#z@,d.(krt(&IVf]Q。你被解雇了ibSInsr,B~f。你感觉如何?
YAEL:Waddaya mean, how do I feel?
雅艾尔:伙计，你的意思是我的感觉?

DON:I mean, do you feel less healthy than before I fired you?
唐:我的意思是你觉得自己比我解雇你之前健康指数下降了吗?
How's your weight? What about your cholesterol rate?
你的体重如何?你的胆固醇率如何?
YAEL:Okay, okay . . .this is one of your set-ups.
雅艾尔:好吧,好吧-yF2HFN05O*L8h%I6。_F-I5[z&J.。j*ugHu;Ha2s!Szh。原来是你的小计俩!|N@l.,+N=。
I'm not really fired, am I?
我不是真的被开除吧?
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,肯定不会5*xww*OeY9bt(-。这都是为了引出我今天的主题…即工作的不安全感可以影响你的健康OHg+0oQ!V6S2x#%。
YAEL:Yeah. It just about gave me a heart attack.
雅艾尔:是的bv]Nu-TBGG。刚刚那条噩耗差点让我心脏病发作q_N*C2pB[@W[u*。
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.
唐：一项刊登在《美国公共卫生杂志》的研究表明对于那些忧心忡忡自己会被解雇的人来说，心脏病可不是闹着玩的T(rcLDhf-NX。
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.
小组经过4年的研究发现，相比那些工作稳定之人，陷入危机的人心脏病发作的几率要高百分之四十至六十ZL=93g;_YK!R4Tw.B9f。
And that's not all.
而且还不止这些ci;QiB=@mS,[,FhH9*L-。
People in insecure jobs also gained weight, overslept, tended to avoid exercise, and had higher cholesterol rates.
工作不稳定的人还容易体重增加，失眠，总是拒绝运动，进而胆固醇偏高~nR1A~-jN3PtLd。
YAEL:Wow. I guess the shaky economy hurts everything. Even our bodies!
雅艾尔:哇|O%1R%m[f2fy5by)yn9[。我想经济不稳定会有害于一切0tv.^&d;bzY_^Aii)w。甚至是人们的身体！
DON:Even our bodies.
唐:是的，甚至是我们的身体9f_)~U*-BR+Eiwqdw。