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HEALTH NEWS EXAMINED

Headline says: “Vampire Mice Hold the Key to Eternal Youth”

Science says: When researchers injected the blood of young mice into old mice, compounds in the [5] borrowed blood helped rejuvenate old tissue, effectively reversing aging. While exciting, this doesn’t mean a Benjamin Button future is upon us. More research is needed.

Headline says: “Nail Salon Dryers Can Cause Skin [10] Cancer”

Science says: UV lamps vary wildly in the amount of radiation they emit, but a study of 16 nail salons estimates that as few as 24 sessions under some lamps could trigger cancer-causing DNA damage. Air-dry, [15] anyone?

Headline says: “You Don’t Need Daily Aspirin to Prevent Heart Attacks”

Science says: Evidence is lacking to support a daily dose for people who don’t have heart disease or [20] haven’t had a stroke, the FDA said, and it comes with risks. Daily aspirin can help prevent a heart-attack recurrence, though.

THE Checkup. Time, May 19, 2014, p.

*os números entre cochetes indicam o número das linhas do texto original.

The only alternative in which the word from the text is in the singular is

A

“Mice” (l. 1).

B

“us” (l. 7).

C

“research” (l. 7).

D

 

“few” (l. 13).

E

“people” (l. 19).