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Paul Ewald pregunta: ¿Podremos domesticar a los gérmenes?

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El biólogo evolucionista, Paul Ewald, nos lleva a los drenajes para discutir acerca de los gérmenes. ¿Por qué algunos son más letales que otros? ¿Como podemos hacer que los más letales sean más benignos? En la búsqueda de respuestas Paul revisa un caso a la vez fascinante y asqueroso: el de la diarrea.

After years of studying illness from the germs' point of view, microbiologist Paul Ewald believes that Big Pharma is wrong about some very big issues. What's right? The leader in evolutionary medicine posits radical new approaches. Full bio »

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