这是预防糖尿病的饮食。
过去中国人穷的时候，吃多少大米饭，馒头，都不会得糖尿病。
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过去中国人穷的时候，吃多少大米饭，馒头，都不会得糖尿病。
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It’s unfair to blame China for coronavirus pandemic, Lancet editor tells state media
Richard Horton said the international community should instead work with the Chinese authorities in dealing with the outbreak.
“China didn’t want this epidemic,” Horton said during Friday’s interview with state broadcaster CCTV when asked about the mounting pressure China has been under to take responsibility for being the origin of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19. “China isn’t responsible for this pandemic. It’s happened.”
China has faced criticism over a lack of transparency and its initial slow response to the outbreak, first reported in December in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, which has now infected over 3.2 million people and killed over 230,000.
Lawmakers in Germany and Australia have called for a probe into how the virus started, while Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for more transparency from China about the origin of the virus.
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he has a high degree of confidence that the coronavirus outbreak originated from a laboratory in China.
His comments came after the US top spy agency said that the intelligence community did not believe the virus had been man-made or genetically modified, but said it will continue to examine whether the outbreak “began through contact with infected animals or if it was the result of an accident at a laboratory in Wuhan”.
The editor of the British-based medical journal offered a strong defense of China during the CCTV interview, saying that while it is important to understand the origin of the virus, it was “not helpful” and “not scientific” to seek for a patient zero and such efforts could be “highly stigmatising and discriminatory”.
“It’s very important to understand the origin of this virus and to study those origins scientifically and not to allow such conspiracy theories to contaminate our thinking,” he said, adding that these would only “risk destabilising our response to this virus”.
Both Chinese and American officials have prompted conspiracy theories to accuse each other as being the origin of the virus.
Trump had previously called the pathogen a “Chinese virus”, while a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said the virus may have been brought by US soldiers into China.
“What is very disappointing is seeing the politicians who are giving credibility to conspiracy theories … and damaging the potential and prospect of global collaboration by being so openly critical of other countries such as China and organisations such as the World Health Organisation. I don’t think that’s a helpful response,” Horton said, adding that countries should work “intensively together” to address the challenge of the pandemic.
Horton has been vocal in criticising Western governments’ slow response to the pandemic, and in the interview said that many leaders had ignored repeated warnings in a series of papers published in The Lancet about the danger and risk posed by the virus.
“Most Western countries and the United States of America wasted the whole of February and early March before they acted,” he said.
Last month Horton also criticised Donald Trump’s decision to halt funding to the World Health Organisation, calling it “a crime against humanity” on Twitter.
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- Richard Horton tells state broadcaster CCTV the rest of the world should try to work with China rather than pointing the finger
- British medical journal’s editor-in-chief says ‘China is not responsible’ for the Covid-19 outbreak first identified in Wuhan
Richard Horton said the international community should instead work with the Chinese authorities in dealing with the outbreak.
“China didn’t want this epidemic,” Horton said during Friday’s interview with state broadcaster CCTV when asked about the mounting pressure China has been under to take responsibility for being the origin of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19. “China isn’t responsible for this pandemic. It’s happened.”
China has faced criticism over a lack of transparency and its initial slow response to the outbreak, first reported in December in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, which has now infected over 3.2 million people and killed over 230,000.
Lawmakers in Germany and Australia have called for a probe into how the virus started, while Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for more transparency from China about the origin of the virus.
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he has a high degree of confidence that the coronavirus outbreak originated from a laboratory in China.
His comments came after the US top spy agency said that the intelligence community did not believe the virus had been man-made or genetically modified, but said it will continue to examine whether the outbreak “began through contact with infected animals or if it was the result of an accident at a laboratory in Wuhan”.
The editor of the British-based medical journal offered a strong defense of China during the CCTV interview, saying that while it is important to understand the origin of the virus, it was “not helpful” and “not scientific” to seek for a patient zero and such efforts could be “highly stigmatising and discriminatory”.
“It’s very important to understand the origin of this virus and to study those origins scientifically and not to allow such conspiracy theories to contaminate our thinking,” he said, adding that these would only “risk destabilising our response to this virus”.
Both Chinese and American officials have prompted conspiracy theories to accuse each other as being the origin of the virus.
Trump had previously called the pathogen a “Chinese virus”, while a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said the virus may have been brought by US soldiers into China.
“What is very disappointing is seeing the politicians who are giving credibility to conspiracy theories … and damaging the potential and prospect of global collaboration by being so openly critical of other countries such as China and organisations such as the World Health Organisation. I don’t think that’s a helpful response,” Horton said, adding that countries should work “intensively together” to address the challenge of the pandemic.
Horton has been vocal in criticising Western governments’ slow response to the pandemic, and in the interview said that many leaders had ignored repeated warnings in a series of papers published in The Lancet about the danger and risk posed by the virus.
“Most Western countries and the United States of America wasted the whole of February and early March before they acted,” he said.
Last month Horton also criticised Donald Trump’s decision to halt funding to the World Health Organisation, calling it “a crime against humanity” on Twitter.
It’s unfair to blame China for coronavirus, says Lancet editor
Richard Horton tells state broadcaster CCTV the rest of the world should try to work with China rather than pointing the finger.
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小布什长得有些印泥森特，不像是爱说假话的人，所以有人信他了。
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确实是跟随英国这种全民免疫的做法，让多少人丧失生命。
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他犯哪一条罪？谁起诉他？向谁起诉？犯罪不犯罪，不只是观点的问题。你可以喜欢他讨厌他，但犯罪，是以事实为依据，法律条款为依据的。除非你只是用“犯罪”来表达不喜欢。
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a crime against humanity： 太笼统，都不知所云，这就是泛泛调侃而已，不是什么”反人类罪“，美国乃至全世界，很多人调侃川总，也有很多人不喜欢他，但也有不少人支持他，说不定他还会连任。
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不同体制下的言论自由，差别也是非常大的。
