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Пол Эвальд спрашивает: Можно ли приручить микробов?

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Эволюционист Пол Эвальд тащит нас в канализацию, чтобы поговорить о микробах. Почему одни опаснее, чем другие? Как сделать из вредоносных микробов безвредных? В поисках ответа, он изучает отвратительный, увлекательный случай: диарея.

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 »

Translated into Russian by Snezhana Bodishtianu
Reviewed by Aliaksandr Autayeu
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