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Leprosy keyword, chrono sort:

• Bones Raise Leprosy Doubts (Scotland)
• In God's Wonderful Image: Remembering Dr. Paul Brand
• The U.S./Mexican Border Hash Become a Sieve of Death
• Leprosy originated in Africa or Near East -- study (ARMADILLOS HELP STUDY)
• Are illegals making U.S. a leper colony? (Leprosy in America)
• Higher disease rates attributed to influx of illegals
• Hayworth: Americans should know TB, leprosy, polio, have been linked to illegal immigrants
• Report: Drug Traces Found in Milosevic
• 'Leprosy drug in Milosevic's blood'
• Lepers protest Gujarat (India) decision to stop Catholic sisters from running hospital
• Baldwin IV of Jerusalem (The Leper King)
• Bld. Damien Joseph de Veuster of Molokai
• Catholic, Crusader, Leper and King: The Life of Baldwin IV and the Triumph of the Cross
• America's new Alamo -- we must not lose again
• Worrisome New Link: AIDS Drugs and Leprosy
• Immigration Department Failed To Check On Immigrants With TB, Report Says
• Leprosy Down But Not Out In China: State Media
• (December 2007) Marshallese in Arkansas unhealthy, ineligible for health care programs
• Leprosy outbreak causes concerns in Northwest Arkansas
• Leprosy outbreak causes concerns in Northwest Arkansas (illegal immigrant connection)
• AR Dept of Health debunks leprosy fears (Arkansas Leprosy Coverup)
• OUTBREAK: Leprosy in Arkansas -- Brought Here by Whom?
• Obama's Pastor Otis Moss III: Being black is like leprosy
• Mexican With Tuberculosis Allowed Into Texas 20 Times in 2007
• Researchers identify new leprosy bacterium
• Oldest Evidence Of Leprosy Found In India
• Armadillo-like Crocodile Fossil Found in Brazil
• Leprosy patients from Hawaii to see canonization of Fr. Damien
• Burial Cloth Found In Jerusalem Cave Casts Doubt On Authenticity of Turin Shroud [Really?]
• 'Jesus-era' burial shroud found
• Jesus-era leper sheds light on Turin shroud mystery
• Abandoned Bones Suggest TB Wiped Out Leprosy In Battle Of Killer Diseases

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Co–infection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium leprae in human archaeological samples: a possible explanation for the historical decline of leprosy

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