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The International Ancient Egyptian Mummy Tissue Bank at the Manchester Museum as a resource for the palaeoepidemiological study of schistosomiasis

World Archaeology, 2003
This paper outlines the setting up of the Mummy Tissue Bank at the Manchester Museum as an international research resource, conceived in the context of the worldwide Schistosomiasis Research Project in 1996. It considers the value of such a resource for both ancient and modern studies, with particular reference to the work done at Manchester on ancient
Lambert-Zazulak, P, David, A R, Rutherford, P   +2 more
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Palaeoepidemiological analysis of a historical urban population from Montréal : exploring the interactions between vitamin D deficiency and various palaeopathological skeletal manifestations

2020
La vitamine D occupe de nombreuses fonctions dans la régulation de divers systèmes affectant le corps entier. Une déficience de cette hormone peut donc affecter plusieurs systèmes essentiels (ex. squelettique, dentaire, immunitaire) et peut laisser des lésions repérables sur le squelette et les dents.
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Tuberculosis in Britain: its history and palaeoepidemiology

Antropologia Portuguesa, 2017
Charlotte Roberts
exaly  

The palaeoepidemiology of schistosomiasis in ancient Egypt.’

Human Ecology, 2001
Kloos, H, David, A R
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Palaeoepidemiology: The Measure of Disease in the Human Past by Tony Waldron

Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 2011
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Look to the bones for clues to human disease

Lancet, The, 2000
Xavier Bosch
exaly  

Cranial thickening in an Australian hominid as a possible palaeoepidemiological indicator

American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1990
exaly  

Analysis

2020
exaly  

A simple method for calculating the prevalence of disease in a past human population

International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 2005
exaly  

Epidemiological Approaches in Palaeopathology

Ron Pinhasi, Katy M E Turner
exaly