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Healthy people who catch A(H1N1) flu do not need antivirals like Tamiflu, but the young, the old and the pregnant(懷孕的) surely do, the World Health Organization declared Friday in new advice to doctors.

The UN health agency said people who are otherwise healthy with mild to moderate cases of A (H1N1) flu don't need the popular drug. But people thought to be at risk for complications(并發(fā)癥) from A (H1N1) flu—children less than five years old, pregnant women, people over age 65 and those with other health problems like heart disease or HIV—should definitely get the drug.

The WHO also recommended that all patients, including children, who have severe or worsening cases of A (H1N1) flu, with breathing difficulties, chest pain or severe weakness, should get Tamiflu immediately.

The advice contradicts(與……矛盾) some current government policies, such as those in England, whose health agency liberally hands out Tamiflu to healthy people with A(H1N1) flu cases; Tamiflu has been available to anyone suspected of having the disease, including healthy people.

At its summer peak, there were about 110 000 new cases of A(H1N1) flu, also known as swine flu, every week in Britain. Boasting that Britain had the world's largest supply of Tamiflu, enough to cover 80 percent of its nearly 61 million people, Andy Burnham promised the drug would be available to anyone who needed it. Britons who call the national flu line can get Tamiflu without ever seeing a doctor—it is given out by call center operators who have no medical training.

Some experts have criticized that approach, warning that blanketing the population with Tamiflu increases the chances of resistant strains emerging. Flu expert Hugh Penington of the University of Aberdeen called the strategy “a very big experiment” and said England's approach was out of step with the rest of the world. WHO said most patients infected with A(H1N1) flu worldwide recover within a week without any medical treatment.

1．According to the UN health agency, Tamiflu should not be given to ______.

A．pregnant women

B．children under five

C．patients with severe cases of A(H1N1) flu

D．healthy people with mild cases of A(H1N1) flu

1.答案及解析：D。細節(jié)題。根據(jù)The UN health agency said people who are otherwise healthy with mild to moderate cases of A(H1N1) flu don't need the popular drug.”可知癥狀比較輕的健康人不必使用“達菲”。

2．We can infer that ______.

A．UK has had the most cases of A (H1N1) flu in the world so far

B．in Britain people can get Tamiflu very easily

C．A (H1N1) flu has been effectively checked in the UK

D．the British government has prevented the A(H1N1) flu from spreading

答案及解析：2．B。推斷題。根據(jù)“Britons who call the national flu line can get Tamiflu without ever seeing a doctor—it is given out by call center operators who have no medical training.”可以看出在英國很容易得到“達菲”。

3．England's approach has been criticized by some experts because ______.

A．there is not enough supply of Tamiflu in the world

B．Tamiflu should be given out by doctors

C．it increases the chance of a resistant strain

D．most patients will recover within a week without any medical treatment

答案及解析：3．C。細節(jié)題。根據(jù)Some experts have criticized that approach..., warning that blanketing the population with Tamiflu increases the chances of resistant strains emerging.可知濫用“達菲”會增加抗藥性病毒出現(xiàn)的可能性。

4．What is the main idea of the last paragraph?

A．There is no need for a patient with A(H1N1) flu to take Tamiflu.

B．Tamiflu is only used by the young, old and pregnant.

C．A(H1N1) flu cases have increased in Britain.

D．England's approach has been criticized.

答案及解析：4．D。主旨大意題。根據(jù)段落主題句Some experts have criticized that approach可知本段主要講英國政府濫用“達菲”的做法受到專家批評。故D項最佳。