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Nathan Wolfe jagar virus i djungeln.

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Virusjägare Nathan Wolfe överlistar nästa pandemi genom att ligga två steg före i sin jakt på dödliga virus där de först uppträder - på väg från djur till människa bland fattiga jägare i Afrika - innan de tar miljontals liv.

Armed with blood samples, high-tech tools and a small army of fieldworkers, Nathan Wolfe hopes to re-invent pandemic control -- and reveal hidden secrets of the planet's dominant lifeform: the virus. Full bio »

Translated into Swedish by Dick Lundgren
Reviewed by Per Klemming
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