Deadly companions: how microbes shaped our history

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History of Medicine and Tropical Health History of Science and Medicine Paleopathology and ancient diseases

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Preface Introduction 1. How it all began 2. Microbes and our hunter gatherer ancestors 3. Microbes exploit the sedentary lifestyle 4. Microbes, crowds and poverty 5. Microbes go global 6. Microbes, famine and starvation 7. Science intervenes 8. Current problems Conclusions Glossary Index

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