OK. Well, we'll find out how smart you really are later on in the programme. Now let's listen to Greg Kawchuk, Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Alberta.

好。们在稍后节目就会知道你大脑到底有多灵光。现在让们听一下阿尔伯塔大学康医学教授Greg Kawchuk是怎么说。

David Putrino, a rehabilitation medicine specialist at the Icahn School of Medicine in New York City, told my colleague Melinda Wenner Moyer that people with mild illness do go on to get long COVID.

纽约医学院康医学专家 David Putrino 告同事 Melinda Wenner Moyer，轻型患者确会继续感染长期新冠。

That's according to a study in the American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation that's probably not a surprise to a lot of women.

这个说法来源于《美国物理医学与康》杂志上一项研究，且对于大多数女人来说这并不奇怪。

And perhaps we should frame that first within the medical rehabilitative context of repairing or restoring vision rather, and then get into the more kind of sci-fi type neuroengineering stuff.

也许们应该首先在修或恢视力医学康背景下讨论这个问题，然后再谈到更像科幻小说那种神经工程学东西。

Physical medicine and rehabilitation (or physiatry) is concerned with functional improvement after injury, illness, or congenital disorders.

物理医学和康（或理疗）涉及损伤，疾病或先天性疾病后功能改善。