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Investigating the relation between health status and plague mortality in past populations : a contribution to paleoepidemiology

, 2016
From the 6th century onwards, plague caused recurring mortality crises in the Western world. Such epidemics hadprofound biological, cultural, economic and political impacts on European societies. Some aspects of the history ofplague epidemics are currently well known, but many questions remain unanswered, such as the preciseepidemiological pattern of ...
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MCV/Q, Medical College of Virginia Quarterly, Vol. 14 No. 1 [PDF]

, 1978

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The Supratrochlear Foramen in Iron Age Humerus Remains from Iran: A Paleoepidemiological Case Report

Rezaian, Jafar, Namavar, Mohammad Reza
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El Vòmit negre i la geopolítica: el medi ambient, les epidèmies i les batalles per l'impreri en els tròpics americans [PDF]

McNeill, J.R.
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HEAD LOUSE PALEOEPIDEMIOLOGY IN THE OSMORE RIVER VALLEY, SOUTHERN PERU.

Journal of Parasitology, 2023
Recent studies of louse ectoparasites from mummies have developed robust data sets that allow a true epidemiological approach to the prehistory of louse parasitism. One epidemiological principle is that the binomial of overdispersion is normally negative,
Karl J. Reinhard, Nicole Searcey, Elisa Pucu, Bernardo Arriaza, Jane Buikstra, Bruce Owen   +5 more
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Paleoepidemiology of Diphyllobothriosis: Cultural and Environmental Factors Affecting Adenocephalus Intensity and Prevalence

Journal of Parasitology, 2023
Peruvian and Chilean mummies and coprolites provide a source of population-based parasitological information. This is especially true of the fish tapeworm, Adenocephalus pacificus.
Karl J. Reinhard, Bernardo Arriaza, William Alexander Avery, Jane Buikstra, Morgana Camacho, Elizabeth Goodman, J. Obafunwa, Bruce Owen, Isabel Teixeira-Santos   +8 more
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Paleoepidemiology of pre-Columbian and Colonial Panamá Viejo: a preliminary study

Bulletins et mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, 2011
Panama Viejo, a coastal site in the Panamanian Pacific, was occupied from ca. AD 850 to 1200 and from the arrival of the Europeans in AD 1519 to 1671. This paper describes the bone anomalies observed and recorded in the pre- and post-contact skeletal series from the site.
C. Rojas-Sepúlveda, J. Rivera-Sandoval, J. Martín-Rincón   +2 more
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8282294 What paleoepidemiology can offer to the study of occupational and environmental diseases

Monday 14:00-15:30 Minisymposium The Forgotten History of Occupational Epidemiology
M. Riva, Sara Conti
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Paleoepidemiology of vertebral degenerative disease in a Pre-Columbian Muisca series from Colombia.

American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2008
AbstractMajor manifestations of vertebral degenerative joint disease were observed on a Pre‐Columbian Muisca series from the Soacha Cemetery (11th to 13th centuries) Colombia, South America. In total, 1,646 vertebrae of 83 individuals were examined. Osteophytes, vertebral body joint surface contour change (“lipping”), and vertebral body pitting were ...
C. Rojas-Sepúlveda, Y. Ardagna, O. Dutour   +2 more
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