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” explains Scott Williams, an associate professor inNew York University’s Department of Anthropology and one of the authors of the paper, which appears in the journalPNAS Nexus. “However, over time, specifically after the onset of industrialization in...
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which appears in the journalPNAS Nexus. “However, over time, specifically after the onset of industrialization in the late 19th century, we see increased wedging in the lower back bones of today’s humans—a change that may relate to higher instances of back pain, and other afflictions, in...