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Hey, Brain Stuff, Lauren Volgobom here. A thorough inspection of an old Viking

train in Denmark has confirmed what we've all sort of suspected. The lives of early Scandinavians

were not especially sanitary. These otherwise hearty people were crawling within

testinal parasites, mostly due to the food they ate, and because they lived in close quarters with

their livestock. The out-housing question was active a thousand years ago, but recent studies,

including one published in 2016 in the journal Nature Scientific Reports, show that the genes of

some modern people are still haunted by the ghosts of those Viking parasites. They may even

contribute to the reason why lung diseases, like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and

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