One Hour Science: Human Microecology and New Coronavirus Control

Several years before the outbreak, Bill Gates mentioned in a TED talk that humans would be severely affected by the virus. The title of his speech was "We are not ready for a massive virus epidemic". In that speech, Bill Gates also mentioned that "if anything can kill tens of millions of people in the next few decades, it's more likely to be a highly contagious virus than a war; not a missile, but a microbe." Indeed, as he said, countries around the world are not prepared for this new coronavirus infection and epidemic, mainly in terms of insufficient supply of health supplies such as masks, and insufficient capacity and experience in dealing with people who get sick because of the virus.
If we don't get along well with microorganisms, there is a real possibility that we humans will one day be infected by microorganisms on a large scale and killed by viruses. Only if we know enough about microorganisms, we can better fight against viruses and microbial infections, and we can utilize and manage them well. The purpose of our knowledge and understanding of microorganisms is not to kill them, but to live better and peacefully with them.
This book starts with viruses, bacteria, and other microorganisms, and provides an in-depth and comprehensive overview of the New Coronavirus, then introduces the human immune system, which plays an important role in this fight against the New Coronavirus epidemic, and then introduces the mechanism of the role of human microecological intestinal flora in the immune system and the human body's fight against the New Coronavirus and other microorganisms, and is a popular science book for a comprehensive understanding of viruses and other microorganisms, as well as the general health of the human body.