Nam Doo-hyun: An unfinished battle: infectious diseases

In the midst of the Korona-19 pandemic, we seem to be a point where we should worry about new infections coming back. I started writing this book, thinking that I needed to look back at the history of infectious diseases and see the scientific truth of these diseases and understand them better. I wanted to find the answer to how untreatable superinsomnosis was produced and why new infections were causing threats to the world. Humans must live with the life of the planet anyway. Some of these people live together without a large group of people, some with food and medication, others toxicize or cause disease. In particular, we have to live on the planet with a disease that attacks humanity and causes the disease of infectious diseases. We would prefer to raid the enemy and destroy it, but we think that it is better to find a peaceful way of coexisting without fighting them. Meanwhile, we need to look back at the environmental pollution and damage that has been caused by economic development industrialization, which has been accompanied by massive production and mass consumption processes. It's affecting the natural ecosystems that not only brings in the deep forest pathogens, but global warming changes the range of activity of the pathogens. So I think it's going to take conservation to prevent the outbreak of new infectious diseases, to stop environmental damage, to minimize carbon dioxide emissions, and to try to inhibit global warming.

Korean title: 끝나지 않은 싸움 감염병

Korean author: 남두현

Korean publisher: 신일북스

ISBN-13: 9788957024980