写关于学英语的目的作文

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elow are some ideas: to learn english is to master a very useful tool, with the use of this tool, you can open a new world and learn a lot from different countries, it also enahnce your capability to communicate with others in different areas etc... 再答： Mouth X-Rays and the Brain; Infected Gums Do Not Cause Heart Attacks this is the voa special english health report. a new study suggests that dental x-rays may increase the risk of the most common kind of brain tumor. however, experts say the risk of these mostly non-cancerous growths is still very small. the study involved about fourteen hundred patients with brain tumors called meningiomas. they were compared with a control group without brain tumors. ap an oral exam in minnesota dr. elizabeth claus of yale university in connecticut led the study. she says there was a clear relationship between dental x-rays and the brain tumors. elizabeth claus: "we found that the individuals that were diagnosed with meningioma were essentially about twice as likely to report having a specific type of x-ray, which is very common, a bitewing." the link was greater with a different kind of imaging, called a panoramic x-ray. there was up to five times the risk, depending on age or how often the x-rays were taken. dr. claus points out that in this study, the people were generally in their fifties or older. they were asked to remember x-rays they might have had many years earlier. elizabeth claus: "there is always some difficulty in people remembering past exposures. and so patients could under- or over-report their dental x-rays. and so you always have to keep that in mind." dr. claus says she does not want to scare people away from dental visits. elizabeth claus: "the big take-home message is, keep going to the dentist. but have a conversation with your dentist about whether you might be able to reduce the number of x-rays that you receive." her research paper appears in the american cancer society's journal, cancer. during dental procedures, and even when people brush their teeth, mouth bacteria often enter the blood system. a popular belief is that gum disease can lead to heart attacks. but last week, circulation, a journal of the american heart association, published a statement saying there is no scientific proof. the statement says gum disease has not been proven to cause heart disease or stroke. and, it says, treating gum disease has not been proven to prevent them. there is also not enough evidence to know whether brushing and flossing regularly can prevent heart disease. a committee of heart doctors, dentists and infectious disease specialists considered five h