Re: Parasites and paleoanthropology

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Paul Crowley (Paul@crowleyp.demon.co.uk) wrote:

: Parasitology is an enormous field of study - from a medical point of
: view. Millions die every year.

Why? Do their student loans dry up? And wouldn't it be more conscientious
of medical researchers to study human diseases rather than waste resources
on trying to cure the ills of those poor endangered flukes and tapeworms?

Ought to be on Rush Limburger, I say.

TheDavid

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