if the diseases like mersa keeps me up at night. i've seen these health systems. they are getting better at the ability to respond. part of my job in nebraska was to help the hospitals get better, but they know the risk of these infections in the united states and its ally worry about this as another example. a third example and i will stop there and that is hiv-aids. another you think of it in terms of sexual behaviors or drug abuse and let's remember it was another one of those. it's spread from human to human so why worry about another like that that spread through some other mode is a long information period before you get really sick and by the time you discover it's already spread widely, so thoset' are some of e things that keep me up at night about for the next pandemic could be. that could have significant mortality. >> whe >> when i call on you, please introduce yourself. >> death was fascinating to. here you are the most experienced person t so the question is first of all what is the difference between thehe controlled measures for the smaller populati

this one species that seems to do very well against the microbe behind mersa. it might work and it might not. ithe critical point here is they are sites of battleground and a competition. these are places we constantly shoved food down so we bombard them with nutrients. however it is scarce and resources must you were eating very weirdly. they have to be very competitive and maybe those are the places we need to look for the next generation of good antibiotics. this is the type of thing you can get when you think of humans and other animals in the ecosystem as more than the individuals we are and which part ofog the body is going to e fiercest, when are we most likely. >> there's a part in your book you call like the god is like ththe rain forest and the nose s like a the desert. we have a few minutes for questions and there are microphones set up so i hope you will come ask some questions and when you do, say your name first and make it a question but we've also take comments, tuna. >> i have a question about vaccines and how it's great for eradicating smallpo