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See Latest ArticlesThe ‘gout’ of the Medici, Grand Dukes of Florence: a palaeopathological study
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Fornaciari G et al. - The association between DISH and elite status, highlighted in recent research, receives further confirmation in the present study, furnishing evidence to the significance of this disorder as a lifestyle indicator, linked specifically with a high-caloric diet, consequent obesity and type II diabetes mellitus. Furthermore, the coexistence between DISH and gout observed in Ferdinand represents the first documentation of this association in the palaeopathological literature.
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