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保羅 由窩德(Paul Ewald)先生想知道: 我們可不可能馴服細菌啊?

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生物進化學家保羅 由窩德(Paul Ewald)先生把大家都拖到到下水道去開有關於細菌的研討會. 為什麼有些菌種心狠手辣, 殺傷力強呢? 有沒有辦法感化它們, 使它們放下屠刀, 轉化成較溫和的菌種呢? 為了找到答案, 他放下身段,虔心研究既髒, 令人噁心;又有趣, 令人讚賞的題材: 腹瀉(拉肚子).

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 Chinese, Traditional by Inder Peng(彭)
Reviewed by Shelley Man Hoi Tsang
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