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By Stephen Beech

Teeth from people buried in a cemetery over 250 years ago have identified climate shocks as a driver of disease during the Industrial Revolution.

Teeth from people buried 250 years ago identify climate shocks as disease driver

The image shows multiple scattered bands of dark scalloped defects down the length of the tooth, which indicate voids where tissue formed poorly due to vitamin D deficiency. (Kendall et al., 2026.via SWNS)

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Teeth from people buried 250 years ago identify climate shocks as disease driver

Multiple scattered bands of dark scalloped defects down the length of the tooth are visible. They indicat voids where tissue formed poorly due to vitamin D deficiency. (Kendall et al., 2026.via SWNS)

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