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Related: About this forumHow One Village Miraculously Survived The Black Death Riddle Of The Plague Survivors Timeline
Posting this in video and multimedia because of its parallels to the pandemic, and because it shows how populations in rural communities are so stable over long, long periods of time - in this case hundreds of years! The same genetic mutation protected humans from 17th century plague, and from AIDS.
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How One Village Miraculously Survived The Black Death Riddle Of The Plague Survivors Timeline (Original Post)
bucolic_frolic
Jan 2021
OP
seems like this has not resulted in much medical benefit to people so far, maybe just a few
msongs
Jan 2021
#2
Actually, this is the nature of research science. Often they just keep pulling a thread. nt
Hekate
Jan 2021
#5
The Genealogist
(4,739 posts)1. I watched this yesterday
It is fascinating! I definitely recommend.
msongs
(74,091 posts)2. seems like this has not resulted in much medical benefit to people so far, maybe just a few
in clinical studies
Hekate
(100,133 posts)5. Actually, this is the nature of research science. Often they just keep pulling a thread. nt
jmbar2
(8,119 posts)3. Good - thanks for posting the link
Hekate
(100,133 posts)4. Really interesting. In my lifetime I hope to hear what else comes of this research!
GeoWilliam750
(2,555 posts)6. Fascinating!
Thanks for the link
appalachiablue
(44,163 posts)7. This is important info. & should be posted in the Health section
for more to view.
bucolic_frolic
(55,681 posts)8. thanks, I never thought of that
oh we are creatures of habits, and I would add, categories. Structure shows us the way but dims the road less traveled.
appalachiablue
(44,163 posts)9. Do a cross-post in the Health section, or I can
appalachiablue
(44,163 posts)10. nevermind, saw the post in health, thanks