evolutionary medicine

Cultural  

1. The use of the principles of evolution to understand disease processes and design effective medical treatment.

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Example Sentences

The first day of my undergraduate course on evolutionary medicine comes with a new disclaimer, presented just after we’ve surveyed the syllabus and discussed my policies on attendance, accommodations and other fine print: We will not spend a significant amount of time talking about COVID-19.

From Salon

The calculations were based on complex statistical models developed by Jordan Martin at UZH's Institute of Evolutionary Medicine.

From Science Daily

In fact, some of the oldest Egyptian mummies were likely accidents, says Frank Rühli, director of the University of Zurich’s Institute of Evolutionary Medicine and head of the Paleopathology and Mummy Studies Group.

From National Geographic

“There’s a cultural switch,” says lead author Shevan Wilkin, a biomolecular archaeologist at the University of Zurich Institute of Evolutionary Medicine.

From Science Magazine

Both of us are evolutionary medicine researchers.

From Salon