evolutionary perspectives on human diseases
Evolutionary perspectives on human diseases refer to the study and understanding of how past evolutionary pressures have influenced the development and prevalence of diseases in humans. It involves investigating how various factors, such as genetics, immune system responses, and environmental changes, have shaped the occurrence and impact of diseases throughout human history.
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