medicine
'medisinn. the branches of medical science that deal with nonsurgical techniques · n. (medicine) something that treats or prevents or alleviates the symptoms of disease · n. the learned profession that is mastered by graduate training in a medical school and that is devoted to preventing or alleviating or curing diseases and injuries
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Millions of viruses invade deep into the deadly cancer, kickstarting an experiment that had never been attempted before, bypassing some of the most sacred safety nets in medicine.
数以百万计的病毒深入致命的癌细胞，启动了一项前所未有的实验，绕过了医学界一些最神圣的安全防线。
But I recently read a study where they showed that depending on the branch of medicine and and and the situation, there were times when literally AI alone was better than AI plus a human or a human alone.
但我最近读到一项研究，显示根据医学分支和具体情况的不同，有时单纯的人工智能确实比“人工智能加人类”或“单纯人类”的效果更好。
They help cover food, medicine, rescues, and the sanctuary that these animals now depend on.
它们帮助支付了食物、医药、救援以及这些动物现在所依赖的庇护所的费用。
Okay, the first one here is from something titled "Preventive Medicine Reports" in December 2023.
好的，第一条来自2023年12月发表的一篇题为《预防医学报告》的文章。
We got her all the medicine she needed, and she immediately started to feel better.
我们给她提供了所有需要的药物，她立刻开始好转。
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