Disease, Darwin, and medicine in the third epidemiological transition
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Auteurs : George ArmelagosSource :
- Evolutionary Anthropology: Issues, News, and Reviews [ 1060-1538 ] ; 1997.
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- Academic press, Adaptationist program, Adaptive, Aids epidemic, Allergic reaction, Allergy, Ancient populations, Anthropogenic factors, Antibiotic, Antibiotic resistance, Armelagos, Arno karlen, Asthma, Atopic disorder, Autoimmune disease, Benign substances, Biol, Biological costs, Book reviews, Cambridge university press, Cultural inflation, Cultural practices, Cultural vectors, Curr anthropol, Darwinian, Darwinian medicine, Design compromises, Epidemiologic transition, European diseases, Evolution, Evolutionary, Evolutionary anthropology, Evolutionary biology, Evolutionary epidemiology, Evolutionary explanations, Evolutionary interpretation, Evolutionary medicine, Evolutionary origins, Evolutionary perspective, Evolutionary principles, Evolutionary strategies, Evolutionary wisdom, Ewald, Executive summary, Extensive discussion, Food choice, Health transition, Health transition review, Human behavior, Human contact, Human disease, Human evolution, Human food habits, Human health, Human history, Human population, Human populations, Human response, Immune, Immune system, Infectious disease, Infectious diseases, Inverse relationship, Karlen, Lapp, Long term solution, Lyme disease, Marc lapp, Medical community, Medical practices, Morning sickness, Native americans, Natural history, Natural selection, Neolithic, Nesse, Original paper, Other insults, Oxford university press, Paleolithic, Pathogen, Pathogens spread, Perfect adjustment, Plasmodium falciparum, Pregnancy sickness, Public health measures, Recent pattern, Secondary spread, Simple model, Temple university press, Theoretical perspective, Toxin, Transmission rates, Trends microbiol, Tuberculin response, Virulence, West africa, World health organization, World health report, Worst mistake.
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