Tony Waldron

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Tony Waldron is affiliated with the following schools: University College London, University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Tony Waldron was a British physician and bioarchaeologist specialising in occupational medicine, palaeopathology, and palaeoepidemiology. He was an honorary professor at the UCL Institute of Archaeology, a lecturer in occupational medicine at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and a consultant physician at University College Hospital and St Mary's Hospital. He wrote a number of books on bioarchaeology, including the widely used textbooks Palaeoepidemiology and Palaeopathology .

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A Field Guide to Joint Disease in Archaeology (1995) (267)
Arthropathies in palaeopathology: The basis of classification according to most probable cause (1987) (197)
"Further studies ...' (1991) (143)
DISH and the monastic way of life (2001) (140)
Counting the Dead: The Epidemiology of Skeletal Populations. (1995) (124)
DNA from Mycobacterium tuberculosis Identified in Mediaeval Human Skeletal Remains Using Polymerase Chain Reaction (1996) (100)
Incidence and impact of light chain associated (AL) amyloidosis on the prognosis of patients with multiple myeloma treated with autologous transplantation. (1997) (84)
TMJ osteoarthritis: a new approach to diagnosis. (2012) (56)
Inter‐observer variation in coding osteoarthritis in human skeletal remains (1991) (54)
Food in medieval England : diet and nutrition (2006) (51)
DISH at Merton Priory: evidence for a "new" occupational disease? (1985) (49)
Palaeopathology by Tony Waldron (2008) (48)
Infections in palaeopathology: the basis of classification according to most probable cause (1989) (46)
Palaeoepidemiology: The Measure of Disease in the Human Past (2008) (46)
Evidence for Activity Related Markers in the Vertebrae of the Crew of theMary Rose (1997) (39)
DID HIPPOCRATES DESCRIBE LEAD POISONING? (1978) (38)
Changes in the distribution of osteoarthritis over historical time (1995) (38)
An examination of skulls from two British sites for possible evidence of scurvy (2003) (35)
The dead of Stonehenge (2016) (33)
Osteoarthritis in a Black Death cemetery in London (1992) (33)
What was the Prevalence of Malignant Disease in the Past (1996) (31)
An epidemiologic study of sacroiliac fusion in some human skeletal remains. (1990) (28)
The prevalence of, and the relationship between some spinal diseases in a human skeletal population from London (1991) (26)
Apple Down 152: a putative case of syphilis from sixth century AD Anglo-Saxon England. (2011) (23)
Osteoarthritis of the Hip in Past Populations (1997) (22)
The earliest cases of tuberculosis in Britain (1990) (20)
Cribra orbitalia: Dissecting an ill‐defined phenomenon (2019) (18)
Relationship between bone density and osteoarthritis in a skeletal population from London. (1998) (18)
Rates for the job. Measures of disease frequency in palaeopathology (1991) (18)
A nineteenth‐century case of carcinoma of the prostate, with a note on the early history of the disease (1997) (17)
Hidden or overlooked? Where are the disadvantaged in the skeletal record? (2007) (16)
Sexing of Romano-British baby burials from the Beddingham and Bignor villas (1999) (15)
Immunological diagnosis of multiple myeloma in a medieval bone (1994) (15)
Counting the dead (1994) (14)
Erosive osteoarthritis in a medieval skeleton (1991) (14)
EGYPTIAN BOOKSHELF. DISEASE (1997) (14)
Variations in the rates of spondylolysis in early populations (1991) (13)
Bone growth in juveniles: A methodological note (1993) (12)
Rheumatoid arthritis in an english post‐medieval skeleton (1994) (11)
Tortuosity or aneurysm? The palaeopathology of some abnormalities of the vertebral artery (2002) (11)
Epidemiological insights from a large-scale investigation of intestinal helminths in Medieval Europe (2020) (10)
Shadows in the Soil: Human Bones & Archaeology (2001) (10)
Exposure to lead in ancient populations. (1979) (10)
St Peter's, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire - A Parish Church and its Community (2019) (10)
A note on the estimation of height from long‐bone measurements (1998) (9)
A case‐referent study of spondylolysis and spina bifida and transitional vertebrae in human skeletal remains (1993) (9)
Benjamin Franklin, William Hewson and the Craven Street bones (1998) (9)
Case report: A giant calcified uterus, likely due to benign leiomyoma. (2015) (7)
Frobisher's Eskimos in England. (1980) (7)
On the importance of considering disease subtypes: Earliest detection of a parosteal osteosarcoma? Differential diagnosis of an osteosarcoma in an Anglo-Saxon female. (2016) (7)
Lead concentrations in bones from a Neolithic long barrow (1985) (7)
The Heavy Metal Burden in Ancient Societies (1988) (6)
Purple Staining of Archaeological Human Bone: An Investigation of Probable Cause and Implications for Other Tissues and Artifacts (2016) (6)
Thomas Morison Legge (1863–1932): The First Medical Factory Inspector (2004) (6)
The distribution of osteoarthritis of the hands in a skeletal population (1993) (6)
The Sexing of Romano-British Baby Burials from the Beddingham Roman Villa, East Sussex (1999) (5)
An unusual cluster of meningiomas (1998) (5)
Printing pathology: a case study in presenting pathological human skeletal remains for education and display (2018) (4)
A palaeoepidemiological investigation of osteomata, with reference to medieval Poland (2020) (4)
Mummies, Disease and Ancient Cultures: New investigative techniques (1998) (4)
Two possible cases of infantile cortical hyperostosis. (1988) (4)
Roy Lee Moodie (1880–1934) and the beginnings of palaeopathology (2015) (4)
Reconstructing the history of helminth prevalence in the UK (2022) (3)
Preconception and perception: The lessons of a 19th century suicide (1990) (3)
Population, Sample, or…? (2017) (3)
Henry Moon and his molars. (2014) (3)
Palaeopathology (2020) (2)
Malnutrition risk post COVID-19 infection on a care of the elderly rehab ward (2020) (2)
Letter to the editor: Apple down 152 putative syphilis: pre-Colombian date confirmed. (2015) (2)
Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy in an adult macaque. (2019) (2)
Extensive periosteal new bone formation in a skeleton from post-Medieval Chichester, England: A probable case of metastatic prostatic carcinoma. (2017) (2)
Malignancy in three medieval Polish osteological collections (2021) (2)
DNA in bones (1991) (1)
New investigative techniques [in Mummies, Disease & Ancient Cultures ] (1998) (1)
Global chemistry (1979) (1)
The scope of the journal (1994) (1)
The Use of Palaeopathological or Historical Data to Investigate the Causation of Disease (2016) (1)
Crooked Timber: The life of Calvin Wells (1908–1978) (2014) (1)
Is Unresolved Inflammatory Angiogenesis a Mechanism for the Delayed Development of Skeletal Lesions in Syphilis (2014) (1)
The Development of Epidemiology (2017) (0)
The anatomy and biology of the human skeleton. D. G. Steele and C. A. Bramblett Texas A & M University Press, 1988. ISBN 0‐89096‐326‐6 $29.50 (paperback) (1992) (0)
Palaeopathology: Disorders of Growth and Development (2008) (0)
Palaeopathology: Bone Metabolism and Pathology (2008) (0)
An introduction to Palaeoneuropathology (2003) (0)
Palaeopathology: Diseases of Joints, Part 1 (2008) (0)
Palaeopathology: Select Bibliography (2008) (0)
Unusual wear on a cattle mandible from St Alban's Abbey (1993) (0)
P5. Osteopetrosis at Christ Church, Spitalfields (1989) (0)
Introduction and Diagnosis (2000) (0)
A Differential Diagnosis of Osteolytic Lesions in the Curated Skeletal Remains of a Tantalus Monkey (Chlorocebus tantalus) (2020) (0)
Modern diagnosis of ancient disease (1999) (0)
Letter to the Editor (2001) (0)
ERA Merewether – And asbestos (2019) (0)
David Anthony Birkett 1934–1990 (1991) (0)
Taking the Risk out of Relocation (2007) (0)
Alec Samuels puts the case that the company doctor owes little, if any, duty of care to employees or prospective employees. (2001) (0)
An Examination of the Spatial Distribution of the Tissue Fragments created during an Explosive Event (2016) (0)
Palaeopathology: Dental Disease (2008) (0)
Book reviews GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND (2007) (0)
Measures of Disease Frequency (2017) (0)
Soft Tissue Diseases (2008) (0)
Atlas of the human skull. H. W. Sampson, J. L. Montgomery and G. L. Henryson, Texas A & M University Press, 1991. ISBN 0‐89096‐475‐0 $29.50 (paperback) (1992) (0)
Edgar Leigh Collis: Industrial lung disease and ergonomics (2020) (0)
Dealing with the unknown. A proposal for a method for redistributing skeletons of unknown sex and age in an assemblage (2012) (0)
Palaeopathology: Metabolic Diseases (2008) (0)
Palaeopathology: diseases and excavations (2018) (0)
Consequences of osteoarthritis in early neolithic skeletons from Denmark (1987) (0)
Palaeopathology: Infectious Diseases (2008) (0)
A Question of Occupation (2017) (0)
Lead to unusual places (1991) (0)
Congenital absence of the patella in an Anglo‐Saxon skeleton (2003) (0)
Don Walker. Disease in London, 1st to 19th centuries: an illustrated guide to diagnosis (Museum of London Archaeology Monograph 56). xix+287 pages, 446 colour and bw 978-1-907586-10-1 hardback £ 28. (2013) (0)
Joint Disease (2019) (0)
An Introduction to Epidemiology (2008) (0)
Planning a Study (2017) (0)
Palaeopathology: Bone forming and DISH (2008) (0)
[For RESEARCH section] (2020) (0)
Summary justice or the King's will? The first case of formal facial mutilation from Anglo-Saxon England (2020) (0)
The skeletal effects of congenital syphilis: the case of Parrot’s bones (2020) (0)
Joint Diseases 2 (2020) (0)
Proportional Mortality and Morbidity (2017) (0)
Sibyl Horner, Sydney Alexander Henry, and occupational skin disease (2018) (0)
Editorial: Biomarkers of Disease (1996) (0)
Palaeopathology: Diseases of Joints, Part 2 (2008) (0)
2.25 DIAGNOSTIC DIFFERENCES OF METASTATIC CARCINOMA AND MULTIPLE MYELOMA IN A BIOARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXT. Brittany Walter 2.40 THE EFFICACY OF USING A MODERN SKELETAL COLLECTION TO AID IN THE IDENTIFYING OF CANCEROUS LESIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL BONE (2014) (0)
SCJ osteoarthritis: The significance of joint surface location for diagnosis. (2019) (0)

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