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R.M.尼斯，密锡根大學醫學院精神病學教授，曾任該校教育及學術事務副主任。他組建瞭人類行為和進化學會，並曾任主席，在進化心理學和達爾文醫學研究領域享有盛名。

G.C.威廉斯，紐約州州立大學生態學和進化論榮休教授，美國科學院院士，曾任進化研究學會主席。他以對群體選擇論的有力批判而聞名，在性彆進化研究領域也有傑齣成就。1999年他獲得瞭有生物科學界“諾貝爾奬”之稱的剋拉福德奬。

出版者:Vintage

作者:Randolph M. Nesse

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頁數:304

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出版時間:1996-1

價格:USD 15.00

裝幀:Paperback

isbn號碼:9780679746744

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醫學
進化
科普
生物學
英文原版
Medical
英文
科學傳播

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Nesse and Williams have written a lively discourse on the application of the principles of evolutionary biology to the dilemmas of modern medicine. Nesse, a physician and an associate professor of psychiatry, and Williams, a professor of ecology and evolution, provide a primer on Darwin's theory of natural selection. They explain that the functional design of organisms-e.g., our bodies-may suggest new ways of addressing illness. The book begins with a look at the causes of disease and their evolutionary influences. But the book mainly assesses the concept of adaptation by natural selection, and illustrates the ways Darwinian thinking can be applied to medical problems. As one example, the authors examine the use of penicillin over the past 60 years against bacterial infections. The book's quirky information may speak to a broad audience: researchers, for instance, have found that relatives of schizophrenics have an unusually high frequency of inclusion in Who's Who-which may counterbalance drawbacks of the disorder in evolutionary terms. The tendency toward child abuse, too, may be influenced, the authors say, by evolution and the passing on of genes. And there may well be an evolutionary reason to welcome morning sickness, they argue: nausea and food aversions during pregnancy apparently evolved to impose dietary restrictions on the mother so as to correspond with fetal vulnerability and, thereby, minimize fetal exposure to food toxins.

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20多年前的書，前HGP時代！今天讀來依舊過癮。DarwinianMedicin的概念和邏輯的講述非常清楚。按照不同疾病分門彆類地解釋，此外還強調瞭對科研醫療教育行政方方麵麵的實際意義。最深刻的一章是Aging(我寫瞭文章《為什麼我們會衰老》)，關於Mental disorder一章也比較有趣，有幾章比較水。雖然多數都隻是理論假說，現在看來不少都已經被證實。如今不論生物學研究還是醫學研究，行為、結構、功能、疾病的進化學意義或起因都已經是研究的核心問題。Nothing in Biology makes sense except in the light of EVOLUTION!//看瞭好久閑書覺得還是看點專業相關的閑書好瞭2019-03-13 //WYN推薦我想讀這本書 2018-6-29

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疾病的進化論解釋。1.基因缺陷。2.不適應新環境。3人體設計妥協4與病原的鬥爭5曆史遺留問題。為保持健康，我們應該像采取石器時代人類的生活方式。