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Leprosy may have spread between red squirrels and humans in medieval England | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

But researchers reassure infected modern red squirrels do not pose a threat to people in the UK.

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Leprosy may have spread between red squirrels and humans in medieval England

Leprosy may have spread between red squirrels and humans in medieval England
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Medieval Squirrels Served as First Ancient Hosts of Leprosy

Medieval Squirrels Served as First Ancient Hosts of Leprosy
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Medieval Leprosy Spread Between Red Squirrels, Humans: Study

Medieval Leprosy Spread Between Red Squirrels, Humans: Study
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Ancient DNA Reveals People Caught Leprosy From Adorable Woodland Critters In Medieval England

Red squirrels look better-suited to dainty tea parties than spreading one of humanity’s most feared diseases.

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