Archaeological human skeletal remains have the potential to provide direct evidence that can be used to study past pathological and health conditions, including diseases associated with tobacco use. Dr Sarah Inskip, a co-author of the study, said: Our research shows significant differences in the molecular features of bones from past tobacco users and non-users
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