21. Evolutionary Medicine
Principles of Evolution, Ecology and Behavior (EEB 122) Evolution plays an important though underutilized role in medicine. Evolution guides how our bodies respond to various treatments, how pathogens will respond to treatments, and how pathogens' responses will change over time. Pathogens oftentimes will evolve to an intermediate level of virulence where they become strong enough to infect a host and reproduce, but not so strong as to kill the host before it can spread the pathogen. 00:00 - Chapter 1. Introduction 06:40 - Chapter 2. "Thrifty Phenotypes" 11:36 - Chapter 3. Auto-immune Diseases in Developed and Undeveloped Countries 17:27 - Chapter 4. Treating Auto-immune Diseases 26:20 - Chapter 5. Pathogen Evolution 37:40 - Chapter 6. Virulence 47:16 - Chapter 7. Summary Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: http://open.yale.edu/courses This course was recorded in Spring 2009.
22. The Impact of Evolutionary Thought on the Social Sciences
Evolutionary Medicine at 20: Not yet Mature but on the Way
14. Species and Speciation
Explorations of Telomere Biology in the Context of Human Aging with Elizabeth Blackburn
1. The Nature of Evolution: Selection, Inheritance, and History
How AI Cracked the Protein Folding Code and Won a Nobel Prize
The mind-bending reality of quantum mechanics - with Jim Al Khalili
Denis Noble: "Neo-Darwinism Is Dead" | We Need A Biology Beyond Genes
An evolutionary perspective on human health and disease | Lara Durgavich
7. The Importance of Development in Evolution
Evolutionary medicine: David Graham at TEDxBillings
10/4/08 Robert Grober - The Physics of Golf
Humans May Be Far Older Than We Thought
Barbara Natterson-Horowitz and colleagues | The future of evolutionary medicine
8. The Expression of Variation: Reaction Norms
6. Behavioral Genetics I
11. Life History Evolution
Human Genome and the Evolution of Medicine | Stylianos Antonarakis | TEDxThessaloniki
36. Selfishness and Altruism
