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is an evolutionary biologist and Co-Director of the Public Health Program at Austin College in Sherman, Texas.
George Diggs is an evolutionary biologist and Co-Director of the Public Health Program at Austin College in Sherman, Texas. His research and teaching interests include evolution as it relates to human health, biogeography, plant defense, and the plants of Texas. He has co-authored four books including The Hunter-Gatherer Within: Health and the Natural Human Diet (2013), has written more than 30 scientific articles, has given a TEDx talk, and in his research has traveled to all seven continents.
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George Diggs
July 23, 2024
Public Health and Evolutionary Mismatch: The Tragedy of Unnecessary Suffering and Death
The current anti-vaccination movement is a result, in part, of the innate cognitive biases inherent in our nervous systems that evolved to deal with problems in a very different premodern world.