1. Did the medicine have any effect?
    这药有效吗？

2. A good medicine tastes bitter.
    良药苦口。

3. "The problem is that to improve balance, you've got to challenge balance, which is always risky," says Mary E. Tinetti of the Yale University School of Medicine,
    "问题是，要提高平衡能力，就得首先挑战平衡。这样做总是有风险。"耶鲁大学医学院的玛丽·E. 蒂内提说。

4. And suppose the same card lets you drive a car, get medicine, get cash from machines, pay parking tickets, and collect government benefits.
    想一想，这同一张卡能使你驾车、就医、从取款机中提款、付停车费、领政府补助。

5. A privacy expert says insurance companies generate "lists of individuals with certain kinds of medical problems and then turn around and sell those lists to medicine companies and other businesses."
    一位隐私权专家说，保险公司列出"有某些健康问题的人员名单，又转而将这些名单卖给制药公司和其他的企业"。

6. So says Dr. Robert S. Eliot, author of a new book titled From Stress to Strength: How to Lighten Your Load and Save Your Life. He's a clinical professor of medicine at the University of Nebraska.
    内布拉斯加大学的临床医学教授、新书《从压力到力量：怎样减轻你的负担并拯救你的生命》的作者罗伯特·S·埃利奥特博士就是这样说的。

7. Sports medicine experts have observed for years that endurance athletes, particularly females, frequently have iron deficiencies.
    运动医学专家经过多年的观察，发现耐力运动员，特别是女性，经常会缺铁。

8. Some insurance companies issue medical history cards of customers, who need them to get medicine.
    有些保险公司发行了客户的医疗记录卡，客户凭这些卡才能就医。

9. Please take the medicine regularly.
    请按时服药。

10. Many girl students specialize in medicine.
    许多女学生专攻医科。