The remains of a leprosy victim from 5th century Britain leads to new research findings, including the role of red squirrels
The Vintage News May 11, 2018 Stefan Andrews Research reveals that in the Middle Ages, different strains of Mycobacterium lepraethrived in Europe as the gruesome disease commonly called leprosy raged, known for causing excessive damages to the skin and nerves. The disease, which can also affect the respiratory system and eyes, is today considered eradicated in Europe, … Read more
