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Paleopathology and ancient diseases

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This cluster of papers focuses on paleoparasitology, the study of ancient parasite infections and health conditions through the analysis of mummified remains, coprolites, and archaeological samples. It explores the presence of intestinal parasites, ancient DNA analysis, medical imaging techniques, and their implications for understanding human evolution and pathoecology. The research sheds light on the prevalence of parasite infections in ancient populations and their impact on human health throughout history.

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How has Paleopathology and ancient diseases's publication output changed over time?

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What are the most-cited papers on Paleopathology and ancient diseases?

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Computed Tomography Evidence of Atherosclerosis in Ancient Mummies

Randall C. Thompson, Ashna Mahadev, M. Linda Sutherland, Gregory S. Thomas

Cambridge University Press eBooks. 20231 Citations

Where is Paleopathology and ancient diseases research published, and who funds it?

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Cambridge University Press eBooks1

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