A constructively critical appraisal of the hygiene hypothesis in evolutionary perspective Book Review: The Hygiene Hypothesis and Darwinian Medicine Graham A.W. Rook, Editor,Progres s in Inflammation Research, Michael J. Parnham, Series Editor Birkhäuser Verlag AG,...
This Supplement includes 18 open access papers from an April, 2009 Sackler Colloquium at the National Academy of Sciences: Evolution in Health and Medicine Sackler Colloquium Citation: Evolution in Health and Medicine, PNAS, Vol 107 (suppl 1), 1691-1808, 2010. Links...
Press Release from National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, Contact: Robin Ann Smith [email protected] A Special issue of PNAS explores how evolution can help doctors understand and treat disease IMAGE: Evolutionary theory can help us tackle diverse problems in...
By Ann Gibbons in Science DOI: 10.1126/science.326.5959.1478 This vivid article describes one of five workgroups at a meeting on Evolution and Diseases of Modern Environments attended by 80 scientists in October, 2009 at the Berlin Charite Hospital. The article...
This post compiles reports from the five Workshops at the Meeting Evolution and Diseases of Modern Environments, at the Berlin Charite Hospital, October, 2009. The workshops were held in conjunction with The World Health Summit. Diet and Nutrition Workshop Report...