《超级大脑在想啥？漫画医学大突破》内容简介

　　这本书运用了混知团队独特的视觉化、脉络化的漫画科普方式，结合幽默的漫画和通俗的文字，告别沉闷无聊的史实叙述，深挖人类发展进程中，由医学进步带来的历史剧变。全书以钟南山院士专家视角+混子哥的漫画解读形式展开，分为九个章节。每一章都从不同历史大背景入手，讲述医学上的突破及其带来的非凡影响。涵盖古希腊医学诞生之源、古罗马的外科手术发展、工业革命时期病毒的发现、女性进入医疗事业的转折点等医学史上的重要节点。探索人类对抗疾病的认知，是如何从信奉巫医的“原始人智商”，逐渐“升级”到今天研究基因编辑这种黑科技的先进程度，从中发现医学如何深远影响人类政治、经济、宗教和科技的进步。将曾经远到够不着的医学大历史拉近至我们身边，把它们变得简单、有趣、接地气。

　　作者简介

　　陈磊·混知团队

　　漫画式科普开创者，创立拥有3000万粉丝的科普公众号“混知”，多次荣获当当、开卷、亚马逊等平台的影响力作家、新锐作家、年度挚爱阅读大使等称号，善于用漫画语言解读知识，降低学习的门槛。混知团队创作了“半小时漫画”系列、“超级大脑在想啥？”系列、“知识点有画面”系列图书，致力于通过图像化、脉络化、趣味化的方式解读知识，让读者看得懂、记得住、讲得出。

　　钟南山院士团队

　　该团队由广州实验室主任、国家呼吸医学中心名誉主任、国家呼吸系统疾病临床医学研究中心主任、中国工程院院士钟南山教授领衔的医学骨干组成。团队肩负国家医学教育科普基地建设的任务，推进健康中国的建设。

　　由钟院士及其团队主编的“全民健康十万个为什么”科普丛书荣获国家科学技术进步奖二等奖，科普书《深入浅出谈过敏》《过敏趣史》《新型冠状病毒肺炎公众问题答疑》《不一样的春节日记》《深入浅出谈呼吸疾病临床营养》《肺动脉高压您应该知道的那些事儿》等，科普视频《梦幻书院之呼吸健康科普》动漫、《开心超人联盟》预防疫情短片中英文版、《流感不可怕，可防可控可治疗》等荣获多个省市级奖项。

　　

What is Super Brain thinking? Comic Book Medical Breakthrough content introduction

This book uses the unique visual and contextualized comic science popularization method of the mixed knowledge team, combined with humorous cartoons and popular words, to bid farewell to the boring historical narration, and dig deep into the historical upheaval brought by medical progress in the process of human development. The book is divided into nine chapters in the form of expert perspective of Academician Zhong Nanshan + comic interpretation of Brother Mixed son. Each chapter begins with a different historical context, describing medical breakthroughs and their extraordinary impact. It covers the birth of medicine in ancient Greece, the development of surgery in ancient Rome, the discovery of viruses during the Industrial Revolution, and the turning point in the medical career of women. Explore how human cognition against disease has gradually "upgraded" from the "primitive intelligence" of believing in witch doctors to the advanced level of research on the dark technology of gene editing, and discover how medicine has far-reaching effects on human political, economic, religious and technological progress. Bringing the big histories of medicine that were once out of reach to us, making them simple, fun, and grounded.

About the author

Chen Lei · Mixed knowledge team

The pioneer of comic science popularization, he founded the popular science public account "Mixed Knowledge" with 30 million fans, and won the title of influential writer, new writer and annual love reading Ambassador on Dangdang, Open Book, Amazon and other platforms for many times. He is good at interpreting knowledge in comic language and lowering the threshold of learning. The team created the "Half Hour Comic" series, "What's Super Brain Thinking?" The series of books, "Knowledge Points with pictures", is committed to interpreting knowledge in a pictorial, contextual and interesting way, so that readers can understand, remember and speak.

Zhong Nanshan academician team

The team is composed of a medical backbone led by Professor Zhong Nanshan, director of the Guangzhou Laboratory, honorary director of the National Respiratory Medicine Center, director of the National Clinical Medical Research Center for Respiratory Diseases and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. The team undertakes the task of building a national medical education and popular science base to promote the construction of a healthy China.

The popular science books "100,000 Why for National Health" edited by Academician Zhong and his team won the second Prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award. The popular science books "Talk about Allergies in a simple Way", "Allergy Interest History", "New Coronavirus Pneumonia Public Questions and Answers", "Different Spring Festival Diary", "Talk about Clinical nutrition of Respiratory diseases in a simple way", "What You should Know about pulmonary Hypertension" and so on. Popular science video "Fantasy Academy of respiratory health science" animation, "Happy Superman League" epidemic prevention short film in English, "Flu is not terrible, can be prevented and controllable can be treated" won a number of provincial and municipal awards.