Sounds like you have a bad cold, Don.
听起来你像是患了重感冒，唐0kZ+K@SMoUADe。
Do you need some cough medicine?
需要些咳嗽药吗？
Nope.
不用2jH-B.L~7xa8xj9)Liaq。
Tylenol?
泰诺呢？
No thanks.
不，谢谢U9%nxEY[ST]。
Don't you want anything to help you feel better?
你不想吃药来缓解一下症状吗？
I don't need help, Yael. All this sniffling, sneezing, and coughing are doing the work forme.
我不需要帮助，雅艾尔g^tgxam%kuiED96Viv*。流鼻涕，打喷嚏和咳嗽都在帮我治疗ERh]b=@%OUW^G72+goYA。
But doesn't that make you feel worse?
但是难道这样你不会觉得更难受吗？

There's more than one way to look at sneezing and coughing.
看待打喷嚏和咳嗽可不能只用一种方式|-d51(nwVh[ty@FtK。
They can be symptoms, in which case your first reaction is to try to "cure" them with all sorts of pills and syrups.
它们可以是症状，在这种情况下，你的第一反应是用各种药片和药水进行治疗,l3#!9^UoayZ%。
Or, you can see them as the body's natural defense system.
而另外一方面，你可以将它们视作身体的自然防御系统U;AU&X7I-|]tZw。
It's called Darwinian medicine.
它被称为达尔文医学pWVKYFr&r3bBB[m*K。
You mean like survival of the fittest?
就是说像适者生存之类的？
Not exactly.
也不完全是nl61rN=oFo4]。
Darwinian medicine tries to find evolutionary explanations for why we get sick.
达尔文医学试图从进化论角度解释我们为什么会生病tNX-simfJp。
It also tries to figure out how and why we respond to sickness.
它也试图找出我们如何以及为什么应对疾病2!gnO!H]4M_ug。

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