The transitions from foraging to farming and later to pastoralism in Stone Age Eurasia (c. 11-3
thousand years before present, BP) represent some of the most dramatic lifestyle changes …

The transition from Late Palaeolithic to early Mesolithic cultures is strongly associated with
the major environmental and climatic changes occurring with the shift from the Younger Dryas …

Background Telephone triage is used to assess acute illness or injury. Clinical decision making
is often assisted by triage tools that lack callers’ perspectives. This study analysed callers…

The hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) niche is a crucial driver of regeneration and malignancy.
Its interaction with hematopoietic and malignant stem cells is highly complex and direct …

In the summer of 1986 a mass grave was discovered along the bank of the river Tryggevælde
Å where it empties into Køge Bugt, the bay south of modern Copenhagen, Denmark. The …

Background Plasmodium vivax was endemic in northern Europe until the early twentieth
century. Considering climate change and the recent emergence of other vector borne diseases …

Human blood cell production is maintained by hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) which give
rise to all types of mature blood cells. Experimental observation of HSC in their physiologic …

The Danish Palaeolithic began during the Lateglacial (approximately 12,350 calBC) and
lasted for about four thousand years. Only a handful of sites and organic stray finds have been …

The settlement structure of two Late Upper Palaeolithic sites from Denmark is compared. The
Brommean site Stoksbjerg Bro is an intensively used site with two hearths and a dwelling. …

A series of latrines from Denmark, spanning the periods Viking Age to Renaissance (800s–1680s
AD), have been analysed for their contents of macroscopic plant remains, pollen, and …