Suzanne: Don’t take that! I’m reading an article in the newspaper about all of the drugs and medical devices that have been recalled in the past year and you wouldn’t believe how long this list is.

Suzanne: 别吃那种药。我正在读一篇有关药品和医疗器械在过去被召回的报道，你不敢相信这个单子有多长。

Abdul: I’m just taking something for my headache. I’m sure this medicine is fine.

Abdul: 我正吃些药来治头痛。我肯定这药没问题。

Suzanne: Don’t be so sure. I’m just reading about this drug that was contaminated and before it was recalled, it caused 13 deaths.

Suzanne: 别这么确定，我正在读有关药品收到污染的报道，在药品召回前，药品导致了13人死亡。

Abdul: Contaminated drugs are one in a million. Now can I take my medicine?

Abdul: 被污染的药品只有千分之一。现在我能吃药了吗？

Suzanne: Listen to this. Over 400 people had terrible side effects before this drug was recalled, and a drug recalled six months ago causes birth defects. Here’s a medical device for people with heart problems that’s defective and eight people died as a result.

Suzanne: 听听这个。在药品召回钱有400多人有严重的副作用，6个月前被召回的药会导致不正常发育，这种医疗器械是供心脏有缺陷的患者使用了，结果导致8人死亡。

Abdul: Okay, I’ve heard enough.

Abdul:够了，我听到的够多了。

Suzanne: No, wait, there’s more. You’ve got to see this list of alerts that the government issued warning people against over-the-counter drugs like the one you’re about to take. You’d better check to see if it’s on this list.

Suzanne: 不，等等，还有呢。你必须看看政府发布的警示药品列表，警告人们不要买不通过交易所直接售给顾客的药品，比如你正要吃的药。你最好检查下你要吃的药是否在这个列表上。