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  • Is atherosclerosis fundamental to human aging? Lessons from ancient mummies 
    Clarke, Emily M.; Thompson, Randall C.; Allam, Adel H.; Wann, L. Samuel; Lombardi, Guido P.; Sutherland, M. Linda; Sutherland, James D.; Cox, Samantha L.; Soliman, Muhammad Al-Tohamy; Abd el-Maksoud, Gomaa; Badr, Ibrahem; Miyamoto, Michael I.; Frohlich, Bruno; Nur el-din, Abdel-Halim; Stewart, Alexandre F. R.; Narula, Jagat; Zink, Albert R.; Finch, Caleb E.; Michalik, David E.; Thomas, Gregory S. (Elsevier, 2014)
    Case reports from Johan Czermak, Marc Ruffer, and others a century or more ago demonstrated ancient Egyptians had atherosclerosis three millennia ago. The Horus study team extended their findings, demonstrating that ...
  • Why did ancient people have atherosclerosis?: From autopsies to computed tomography to potential causes 
    Thomas, Gregory S.; Wann, L. Samuel; Allam, Adel H.; Thompson, Randall C.; Michalik, David E.; Sutherland, M. Linda; Sutherland, James D.; Lombardi, Guido P.; Watson, Lucia; Cox, Samantha L.; Valladolid, Clide M.; Abd El-Maksoud, Gomaa; Al-Tohamy Soliman, Muhammad; Badr, Ibrahem; el-Halim Nur el-Din, Abd; Clarke, Emily M.; Thomas, Ian G.; Miyamoto, Michael I.; Kaplan, Hillard S.; Frohlich, Bruno; Narula, Jagat; Stewart, Alexandre F. R.; Zink, Albert; Finch, Caleb E. (Elsevier, 2014)
    Computed tomographic findings of atherosclerosis in the ancient cultures of Egypt, Peru, the American Southwest and the Aleutian Islands challenge our understanding of the fundamental causes of atherosclerosis. Could these ...

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