It was a pleasure to co-organise and co-chair a session on #respiratorydisease with @DrDaviesB and @brunommag at #EAA2024. I am overwhelmed by the dedication of the speakers and the engagement of the audience. Thank you to everybody who made this possible!!
The student awards at the @Paleopatholog10 European Conference BOTH went to presentations on respiratory disease! What a fantastic time for bioarchaeological resp. disease research! Well done @maiacasna and Mathilde Sehested Thormann!! π
Thrilled to have won the Cockburn Student Award for the best podium presentation at the 24th Paleopathology Association Meeting! Huge thanks to the @Paleopatholog10 and all the attendees for their interest in my research. Grateful to be part of such an inspiring community!
Wrapping up #PPA2024 and ready to kick of #EAA2024 next week with our session on #RespiratoryDisease! π«
If you are in Rome on August 29, come by our session at 14:00 in the Geology & Mineralogy Building at La Sapienza University!
Another collaborative paper between Network members: @maiacasna's excellent PhD research with a little input from @DrDaviesB on behalf of the @TobacHistory project!
π New Paper Alert!
Excited to share my latest #openaccess paper on #tobaccoconsumption in the Netherlands!
Our research shows consistent consumption rates before 1630 CE, and significant female participation in the practice.
Read more here: https://t.co/zbS54lieTM
π£Excited to share our latest paper comparing endoscopic and radiological techniques for diagnosing #chronicmaxillarysinusitis in archaeological skeletal remains! π
It is published #openaccess, so check it out!
https://t.co/D6Fz1erTdF
π£Excited to share that our paper on #nonspecificstressindicators and #sinusitis in three maritime urban communities in the Netherlands was just published #openaccess on the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology! πβ΅οΈ
Go check it out!
https://t.co/do4ulwzF54
A shout out to our Network member @maiacasna, who has been cranking out the respiratory papers this month! This is one of three papers Maia has published in the last couple of weeks!!
π¬ New paper alert! π£
I am happy to share that our latest paper on Infectious Middle Ear Disease and mastoid pneumatization is now published #openaccess on Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports!
https://t.co/bdNaNMmYSj
#IMED#paleopathology#mastoidpneumatization
π’New collaborative paper about interobserver error in the recording of maxillary sinusitis from our Network Members (@maiacasna, @derekboydsays @SarahAInskip, @DrDaviesB) - out now on open access!!π
π£New paper out!
We analyzed interobserver variability in maxillary #sinusitis recording across three human skeletal populations. Findings underscore the importance of refining recording standards for accurate prevalence rates comparison.
https://t.co/eLbPVx00Ic
We've had some very exciting submissions already, but with an extended deadline, the more the merrier! Submit your abstract by the 12th of February to our session!
π’Attention bioarchaeologists! There are now only 9 days to submit a paper to our session on #respiratorydisease in the past at the next @archaeologyEAA meeting!
π’π’A funded PhD advertised at University of Derby for anyone interested in the impacts of pollution on health in the Industrial Period!! Sounds like a great project!
https://t.co/1f4si8ZZlH
π’Attention bioarchaeologists! There are now only 9 days to submit a paper to our session on #respiratorydisease in the past at the next @archaeologyEAA meeting!
π’Call for Abstracts!
Join our groundbreaking session on the #Archaeology of #RespiratoryDisease at #EAA2024 in Rome! π«π
πWe are seeking papers exploring patterns of disease and/or discussing methodological approaches
ποΈ Submissions opening Dec 18!
Info at @archaeologyEAA
π’Call for Abstracts!
Join our groundbreaking session on the #Archaeology of #RespiratoryDisease at #EAA2024 in Rome! π«π
πWe are seeking papers exploring patterns of disease and/or discussing methodological approaches
ποΈ Submissions opening Dec 18!
Info at @archaeologyEAA
Exciting news! π’
Our latest research paper investigating respiratory disease prevalence in the Netherlands over time and across socioeconomic conditions was just published open access! π§΅
https://t.co/bybMmSQ3HK
Next, @DiegoABadilloS is going to tell us about his work on the project on metabolomics on archaeological bone, and the initial results from our British samples.
β οΈ Lecture alert! β οΈ
Dr Cecilia Collins will hold a lecture on the impact of tuberculosis and other chronic respiratory diseases in Iceland in the Middle Ages next Tuesday!
The poster can also be found at the following link - survey and references accessible via QR code or send me a message. https://t.co/ttOPRGmwsx @bioarchresp