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Bartonella Newsletter
  • Ancient DNA Rewrites History of Napoleon's Disastrous Russia Campaign 29 Oct 2025 21:40 GMT

    … typhus — as well as Bartonella quintana (the agent of “ … bacterial pathogens. To avoid false positives, the researchers concluded that an infection … uniquely matched that particular bug.  Even then, the … the world understood the germ theory of disease. They …

  • DNA Reveals the Deadly Secret That Doomed Napoleon’s 1812 Army 29 Oct 2025 08:17 GMT

    … uncovered traces of two infectious agents responsible for … presence of these two bacteria comes after a previous … the trench fever agent, Bartonella quintana, pathogens long believed … capable of unambiguously identifying infectious agents from these …

  • A never-before-seen discovery that destroyed the Grande Armee: cold did not defeat Napoleon in Russia 28 Oct 2025 18:36 GMT

    … them, pointing to two infectious agents as the culprits. … able to unequivocally identify infectious agents from these weak … was not only these infections that caused the French … and Bartonella quintana. In other words, there were four infectious agents …

  • New study uncovers what stopped Napoleon's army during the retreat from Russia in 1812 28 Oct 2025 00:08 GMT

    … the French army succumbed to infectious diseases. (CREDIT: Current Biology)Ancient … (Rickettsia prowazekii) and trench fever (Bartonella quintana), which were suspected for … . With each reconstructed chunk of bacterial DNA, researchers can now revisit …

  • Ancient DNA reveals what really killed Napoleon's army 27 Oct 2025 19:20 GMT

    … collapse – or whether other infections better fit the evidence. Reexamining … detect R. prowazekii or Bartonella quintana (the cause of … uncover the history of infectious diseases that we wouldn … the ranks. Together, these infections could have produced waves …

  • Ancient DNA Reveals the Diseases That Struck Napoleon’s Army 27 Oct 2025 10:03 GMT

    … genetic signatures of two infectious agents: Salmonella enterica  … presence of these two bacteria comes after a previous … the trench fever agent, Bartonella quintana, pathogens long believed … capable of unambiguously identifying infectious agents from these …

  • Invisible Foes: The Microbial War Behind Napoleon’s Retreat 27 Oct 2025 04:20 GMT

    … traces of Rickettsia prowazekii or Bartonella quintana, the cause of “trench …  to quench thirst, likely ingesting bacteria from contaminated water sources. The … survival, leaving soldiers defenseless against infection. What began as scattered outbreaks …

  • Scientists analyse ancient DNA to uncover the diseases that killed Napoleon’s troops in 1812 26 Oct 2025 16:44 GMT

    … evidence for Rickettsia prowazekii, the bacteria that cause typhus, using … are ill with a systemic infection that gets into their … the typhus-causing bacteria, as well as Bartonella quintana, which causes … search for fragments of that germ’s DNA. With modern …

  • A new answer to what killed Napoleon’s retreating army is in DNA: Study 26 Oct 2025 12:38 GMT

    … the French army died of infectious diseases during the Great Retreat … . This provides direct evidence of infectious agents that could have contributed … prowazekii, which causes typhus, or Bartonella quintana, which leads to trench …

  • Ancient DNA Reveals the Deadly Diseases Behind Napoleon’s Defeat 26 Oct 2025 09:07 GMT

    … (the cause of typhus) and Bartonella quintana (responsible for trench fever … methods capable of unambiguously identifying infectious agents from these weak signals … connection strengthens the theory that infectious diseases contributed to the disastrous …

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