Name: 内森.沃尔夫对细菌的广泛研究
Uploaded: 2009-03-26T21:00:00Z
Duration: 11 min 59 s
Description: 细菌研究者内森.沃尔夫通过早期勘测的方法战胜了下一次的流感暴发：在数百万人生命处于危险前，他发现了首次出现的新型致命细菌，这种细菌可以从动物身上传染到非洲以捕猎为生的人类身上。

细菌研究者内森.沃尔夫通过早期勘测的方法战胜了下一次的流感暴发：在数百万人生命处于危险前，他发现了首次出现的新型致命细菌，这种细菌可以从动物身上传染到非洲以捕猎为生的人类身上。

内森.沃尔夫对细菌的广泛研究

Most deadly viruses that threaten humans, including HIV, begin by jumping from animals in remote regions. Early detection programs now monitor thousands of hunters in Africa, collecting animal blood on filter paper to catch new viruses before they spread. Logging roads and global travel mean a virus found in a rural village can quickly become a global threat. Widespread surveillance and local engagement offer hope for preventing the next pandemic.

Stopping Pandemics Starts With Tracking Viruses At The Source

AIDS

Africa

bacteria

biodiversity

biology

disease

exploration

global issues

health

microbiology

science

TED Stage Talk

Nathan Wolfe: 内森.沃尔夫对细菌的广泛研究