Wissler
Americannoun
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"Our circumstances -- social, cultural and immunological -- are all intertwined and have always shaped the life and death of people, even in the distant past," explains Amanda Wissler, an assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at McMaster and lead author on the study, published today in the journal PNAS.
From Science Daily
"The results of our work counter the narrative and the anecdotal accounts of the time," says Wissler.
From Science Daily
“That shouldn't be happening,” says anthropologist Amanda Wissler of McMaster University.
From Science Magazine
For her Ph.D. project, Wissler—then a doctoral student at Arizona State University—decided to tackle the issue by asking a different question: What if the flu’s victims weren’t all that healthy in the first place?
From Science Magazine
They chose this broader category, rather than only including people whose cause of death was listed as flu, because medical diagnoses were different at the time, says Wissler.
From Science Magazine
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