Ancient DNA suggests syphilis originated in Americas before ravaging Europe
Syphilis may have originated in the Americas, contradicting prior theories of its arrival from Europe. This has crucial implications for understanding public health today.
Who Lived in Early Medieval Flanders? DNA Reveals the Answer - Medievalists.net
The Merovingian graves in Koksijde reveal significant genetic diversity from North Sea Germanic and North Gaulish ancestry during the late 7th and early 8th centuries.
Scurvy, hypothermia and cannibalism: DNA sheds light on victim of Northwest Passage expedition
Capt. James Fitzjames, a sailor from the doomed Franklin Expedition, was identified through DNA analysis, shedding light on the expedition's tragic fate.
Remains: The collision of science and America's Indigenous people
Exploration of early DNA in the US uncovers ethical dilemmas.