New research suggests that plague was present in the Middle East nearly a century before the Black Death. A new study ...

In Britain alone, the Black Death wiped out up to half of the ... Because humans in the Middle Ages had no concept of microbes, we will never find bacteria mentioned in our written sources. ' ...

"Because humans in the Middle Ages had no concept of microbes, we will never find bacteria mentioned in our written sources.

The Bubonic plague, more commonly known as the Black Death due to the black ‘buboes’ that would swell in the armpits and groins of victims, decimated the population of Europe during the Middle Ages, ...

Despite some 11,000 years having past, Wheldrake’s place as the glacial maximum limit of the last Ice Age continues to shape ...

Amid western silence, Israel's horrific slaughter of civilians exposes the racist core of the project of liberal intervention Palestinians mourn the death of ... found that the ages most ...

By Nina Agrawal Ann Ramirez first noticed something was wrong when, at age 48, she started waking up in the middle ... people ages 45 to 64, up from 32 in 2012. Death rates among men, Black ...

Comparing prepandemic and pandemic periods, the numbers of SCA and sudden cardiac death (SCD ... 90% were ages 10 to 21), 86.3% were male, 56.3% were white, and 39.5% were Black.

By the end of the Middle Ages, family control was so strong that women had no choice; parents took charge of arranging their successive unions. How was a widow who managed to remain one supposed to ...

Falling in the time known as the 'Dark Ages ... the Middle East and parts of Asia were plunged into 24-hour darkness for 18 months. Summer temperatures plummeted between 1.5-2.5°C causing crops to ...