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Episode 4: Evolution and Medicine In the final episode, Dr. Lee Dugatkin takes us on a journey into the world of evolutionary medicine. Understand how evolutionary principles apply to human health and disease, offering insights into conditions like antibiotic resistance and genetic disorders. Discover how the past shapes the future of medicine. Join us for the full series! Visit us at https://www.lfpl.org for more information. #EvolutionAndMedicine #MedicalScience #AntibioticResistance #Evolution #DrLeeDugatkin #ScienceForHealth
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