What killed Napoleon's army? Scientists find clues in DNA from fallen soldiers' teeth : Shots - Health News
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Scientists have found clues in dna from the teeth of fallen soldiers to determine what killed napoleon's army. The dna analysis reveals that the soldiers suffered from various diseases during their retreat from russia. The exact causes of death are not specified, but it is suggested that a combination of factors, including disease, likely contributed to the demise of the soldiers.
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