In his 2013 TED Talk, physician Gary Slutkin noted that the spread of gun violence followed the patterns of infectious diseases. Strange, but true. Here, the talk is given a bold visual treatment.
加里·斯拉特金（Gary Slutkin）在非洲花费了十年时间与结核病、霍乱和艾滋病疫情作斗争。当这位医生回到美国后，他以为自己终于可以远离那些惨烈的流行病死亡。然而，当他开始更仔细地审视枪支暴力问题时，却发现其蔓延规律与传染病如出一辙。在2013年TEDMED大会的一次演讲中，斯拉特金以一种颠覆性的视角重新审视了这一被太多社区视为理所当然的问题。以下是由我们的朋友《Superinteressante》杂志为这场演讲制作的精彩图解版本。（点击图片可放大查看。）
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