Many epidemics of fever ravaged Europe from ancient times through the early 20th century. But one disease stands out in historical accounts because authors describe patients appearing to recover ...
Ancient genomes reveal that a bacterial fever jumped from human-borne ticks to lice around the time wool textiles became common. A deadly infection that is spread by body lice might have emerged ...
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