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I Contain Multitudes

by Ed Yong

I Contain Multitudes

by Ed Yong

In the compelling narrative of 'I Contain Multitudes', Ed Yong takes us on a mesmerizing journey into the unseen world that shapes our existence—our own microbiome. With infectious enthusiasm, Yong reveals how the myriad of microorganisms living within us are the unsung heroes shaping our health, behavior, and evolution. From the protective bacteria that build our immune systems to the symbiotic partnerships between animals and their microbiota, Yong illuminates the intricate ballet of life teeming beneath the microscopic lens. The book not only alters our perception of microbes from fiendish germs to vital companions but also reframes our very notion of life, urging us to consider ourselves not as solitary beings but as thriving ecosystems made up of multitudes. Yong introduces us to pioneering researchers who are harnessing the power of these microscopic allies in medicine and ecology, heralding a new understanding of the natural world and our place within it.

  • Non-Fiction
  • Science
  • Zoology
  • Human
  • Ecology
  • Microbiology
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