Generate an explanation for the given claim using the provided supporting material from the paragraph. Please consider the following points while generating an output. 1) The claim will always have supporting proof in the paragraph, and the paragraph will have a clear point of view supporting the claim. 2) There can be instances where direct correlation to the claim is not available. Make use of the sentences in the paragraph to provide a corresponding output supporting the claim. 3) The explanation should be at least one and at most twelve sentences long.

Example Input: Paragraph: Nigeria has reported 317 confirmed cases in two months, more than the total for all of last year. The World Health Organization says there are 20 suspected cases across the border in Benin. Nigeria has reported 72 deaths so far. There is no vaccine for the hemorrhagic fever, which is transmitted through the bodily fluids of sick people. Humans also can contract the disease by coming into contact with food contaminated by rat excrement. Those with the disease initially present with high fever but in extreme cases can later suffer bleeding from the nose and mouth. Claim: Nigeria reports record high Lassa fever cases with 317.
Example Output: Health authorities say a Lassa fever outbreak in Nigeria has reached a record high and there are suspected cases in neighboring Benin as well.

Example Input: Paragraph: In 2009, there were 119.45 male newborns for every 100 females, down from 120.56 in 2008 and the first decline in years, said Li Bin, head of the State Population and Family Planning Commission. The natural ratio should be about 105 males per 100 females at birth, but the gap has widened in China since it introduced a one-child policy three decades ago to curb population growth a restriction that bolstered a traditional preference for boys. Wider use of ultrasound and abortions has caused the imbalance to increase significantly in recent years, shocking ordinary Chinese and alarming leaders who worry violence and instability could plague a society full of unmarried young men. "Looked at from a comprehensive perspective, the lopsided sex ratio at birth has started to be contained," Li said in comments reported on the government's main website (www.gov.cn). She said it would take many more years to consolidate the trend, calling for more vigilance in rooting out pre-birth gender scans and abortions that do not serve a medical purpose. More than 24 million Chinese men of marrying age could find themselves without spouses in 2020, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said last year. The government research institution named the imbalance as the most serious demographic problem faced by the country's 1.3 billion population. Claim: China takes baby steps in narrowing gender imbalance.
Example Output: China has taken its first baby steps in narrowing a gender chasm that has left the country with tens of millions more boys than girls, an official said on Thursday.

Example Input: Paragraph: Not applicable. It's understandable that costs wouldn't be discussed at this early stage of research. Adequate explanation of results observed in study participants at different dosing levels. More importantly, the story simply explained: "Since it's not completely clear what reductions in brain plaques mean for Alzheimer's patients, the researchers are unable to say whether treatment with gantenerumab will bring improvement to patients with Alzheimer's. They are currently involved in a new study that they hope will answer that question." Better than its HealthDay competition in that WebMD actually told us how many people experienced harms in the study. The story allowed a Roche senior VP to say the results "went beyond our expectations" but countered that with "What is not entirely known is if these plaques cause Alzheimer'sTherefore, it's not known if reducing the amount of them will slow or stop the disease." No disease mongering at play here. The story added an important independent perspective and identified the study co-author as being a senior VP of the drug company making the drug. We preferred how HealthDay explained: "There are approximately one dozen therapies, including vaccines, that are currently in the pipeline.none are ready for prime time." The story ends with an appropriate send-off: "We need more studies to know if it is safe or effective." The early, experimental nature of the research is clear. The HealthDay competitor did a better job of explaining where this study fits in the history of research into beta-amyloid. There was clear evidence of independent reporting. Claim: Drug May Reduce Plaque in Brains of Alzheimer's Patients
Example Output:
We applaud the restraint the WebMD headline writer employed with "Drug May Reduce Plaque in Brains of Alzheimer's Patients." That's about all you can say at this point, and the body text of the story explains why. In that regard, this story got off to a better start than its HealthDay competitor. This story was better in quantifying harms, but the HealthDay competition was better in explaining the history of this area of research and what else is now being investigated. It would not have required much more effort or space for either news organization to pick up on the better parts of its competitor's effort. Maybe they will compare and learn from this example. We hope so.