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This book introduces an evolutionary approach to medicine and offers the reader extensive coverage of medical topics to which evolutionary principles can be applied. The book's 23 chapters were written by an international team of 47 leading researchers from the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Switzerland, and New Zealand. This second edition has an extensive, updated bibliography of more than 1500 references, and the chapters are organized into five parts: part 1, an introduction to evolutionary thinking for medicine; part 2, "The History and Variation of Human Genes"; part 3, "Natural Selection and Evolutionary Conflicts"; part 4, "Pathogens: Resistance,
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