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Eric C Shattuck,Jessica K Perrotte,Colton L Daniels et al. Eric C Shattuck et al.
Background and objectives: Active infection results in several outward signs in humans, including visible symptoms, changes in behavior and possible alterations in skin color and gait. A potential adaptive function of the...
Alíz T Y Owolabi,Sarah E Reece,Petra Schneider Alíz T Y Owolabi
Background and objectives: Circadian rhythms contribute to treatment efficacy in several non-communicable diseases. However, chronotherapy (administering drugs at a particular time-of-day) against infectious diseases has ...
James Gurney,Léa Pradier,Joanne S Griffin et al. James Gurney et al.
Background and objectives: Antimicrobial resistance is a growing global concern and has spurred increasing efforts to find alternative therapeutics. Bacteriophage therapy has seen near constant use in Eastern Europe since...
Natalie Dinsdale,Pablo Nepomnaschy,Bernard Crespi Natalie Dinsdale
We provide the first analysis and synthesis of the evolutionary and mechanistic bases for risk of endometriosis in humans, structured around Niko Tinbergen's four questions about phenotypes: phylogenetic history, development, mechanism and ...
Nicholas Smith,Lynnette Leidy Sievert,Shanthi Muttukrishna et al. Nicholas Smith et al.
Background and objectives: Low levels of vitamin D among dark-skinned migrants to northern latitudes and increased risks for associated pathologies illustrate an evolutionary mismatch between an environment of high ultrav...
Anthony J Basile,Michael W Renner,Brandon H Hidaka et al. Anthony J Basile et al.
An evolutionary perspective provides a unifying explanation for the modifiable risk factors and lifestyle-based interventions for the leading causes of morbidity and mortality globally. Non-communicable diseases develop from an evolutionary...