Centuries-old cemetery reveals climate's role in Industrial Revolution diseases
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This study uses data from a centuries-old cemetery to explore how climate shocks contributed to disease during England's Industrial Revolution. While pollution and socioeconomic factors were known contributors, the research highlights climate as a previously overlooked factor influencing conditions like rickets among children. The findings provide new insight into the complex causes of health issues during this transformative period.
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