Why some people evolved the ability to digest milk in adulthood hasn't been clear, but the extra calories that young children got may have been key
Young children who retain the ability to digest milk benefit from a big increase in available calories, and this may explain why mutations that allow thisThese extra calories would greatly increase children’s
chances of surviving infections, as undernourished children are more likely to die if they become seriously ill, says Alexandre Fabre, a paediatrician at the Timone Infant Hospital in Marseille, France, who led the study.
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