Age and early life adversity (ELA) are key determinants of health, but whether they affect similar physiological mechanisms across tissues is unknown. We generated DNA…
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In the centuries following Christopher Columbus’s 1492 voyage to the Americas, transoceanic travel opened unprecedented pathways in global pathogen circulation. Yet no biological transfer is…
Comments closedDiagnoses of the fungal disease coccidioidomycosis (Valley fever) are increasing and are anticipated to continue increasing under a changing climate. Yet, amidst disease underreporting, it…
Comments closedCasting effects of early-life experiences in life history perspective is not news to this audience, but for the fields of developmental psychology and child development it…
Comments closedEarly life environments shape the development of the microbiome, which in turn influences human biology and health outcomes. Since physiological development relies on microbiome maturation…
Comments closedFollow-up studies of individuals exposed in utero to the Dutch Hunger Winter (1944-45) are often cited as evidence that prenatal nutrition has lasting deleterious effects on adult…
Comments closedThe flashiest examples of parasite manipulation are those that kill, dramatic behavioral changes that hasten host death and ensure transmission. But what about the quieter…
Comments closedMany cancer drugs give only a few months of benefit to patients. The reason for this is the evolution of drug resistance in the cancer.…
Comments closedAssessing Subclinical Psychopathological and Personality Traits in a Small-Scale Subsistence Society
Are psychiatric conditions linked to Western, industrialized lifestyles, akin to other “diseases of civilization,” or have they always been part of human variation? Are psychiatric…
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