Dispersal of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Driven by Historical European Trade in the South Pacific

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RT @IsaacDarkoOtch1: Congratulations Sebastien on your newly published @FrontiersIn article: https://t.co/qTGt9eLsM7

Another recent publication describes how the expansion of European trade networks in the early 19th century drove the dispersal of TB to the South Pacific. Read more here: https://t.co/QsbTIAt9QT

@paimadhu @mbehr_mcgill @McGill_TB @biorxivpreprint ... that spread actually happened. In this inspired study, the researchers find a strain associated with both New Zealand and Canada, likely connected by French networks of trade in the early 19thC. ht…

RT @monicaMedHist: @paimadhu @mbehr_mcgill @McGill_TB @biorxivpreprint Another addition to this continuing thread on the history of the #MT…

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