Ancient genomes reveal a high diversity of Mycobacterium leprae in medieval Europe

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RT @monicaMedHist: For #MedievalTwitter & #GlobalMiddleAges folk teaching the history of #leprosy, the findings of this new study by Taylor…

RT @monicaMedHist: #Leprosy 2/n 3) Schuenemann et al. 2018 = https://t.co/0peCGEdaQ4 4) Mendum et al. 2018 = https://t.co/5Bq7i8UdPw A 5th…

@paularcurtis @James_A_Benn @JubalBarca @KathrynLJasper @GRSchug 4 have been found thus far in medieval Europe (https://t.co/Ywgt99onVA). As we saw yesterday, documented cases of leprosy in Europe have been found going back to the 5thC, 600 years before…

RT @monicaMedHist: For #MedievalTwitter & #GlobalMiddleAges folk teaching the history of #leprosy, the findings of this new study by Taylor…

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