New evidence from analyzing ancient human DNA suggests a potential explanation for the high prevalence of multiple sclerosis in present-day northern Europeans.
Ancient genetic material sheds light on the reason why individuals of northern European descent are more susceptible to multiple sclerosis compared to other ethnicities. This can be attributed to the genetic inheritance from horse-riding cattle herders who migrated into the area approximately 5,000 years ago. The results are from a large study that compared current
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