Ancient DNA Reveals Reason for High Multiple Sclerosis Rates in Europe : vimarsana.com

Genetic research has unraveled ancient DNA, exposing the surprising link between Yamnaya herders, the spread of Multiple Sclerosis, and why northern Europeans are taller.

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