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This article describes how aging, telomere damage, and disease susceptibility were linked to the lower socioeconomic status of the Cratchit family, the wage slaves of Ebenezer Scrooge.
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- Author: Edward Park, MD
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- Tags: colds, dickens, flus.dr ed park, recharge biomedical, ta-65, telomerase, telomerase activation medicine, telomere, telomere timebombs, tiny tim
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“Tiny Tim’s Troubled Telomeres” – the harming of innocents of Dickensian London
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This article describes how aging, telomere damage, and disease susceptibility were linked to the lower socioeconomic status of the Cratchit family, the wage slaves of Ebenezer Scrooge.
If you wish to understand more about how shorter telomeres and immune function relate to colds and flus, please check out podcast 24
