Edward the Black Prince was likely killed by malaria or IBS in 1376, study claims

Doctors from the 21 Engineer Regiment don
Doctors from the 21 Engineer Regiment don't believe the Black Prince died of dysentery in 1376 as his symptoms would not have allowed him to join a military campaign four years prior.

Edward the Black Prince was likely killed by malaria or IBS in 1376, study claims

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Edward of Woodstock, known as the Black Prince (1330-1376), was the eldest son of Edward III, King of England, and Philippa of Hainault and participated in the early years of the Hundred

Maybe Edward the Black Prince didn't die from chronic dysentery after all

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Edward the Black Prince 'may have died of malaria or even IBD rather than chronic dysentery as commonly believed

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Edward the Black Prince Did Not Die of Chronic Dysentery, Study Reveals

Edward the Black Prince was likely killed by malaria or IBS in 1376, study claims

Edward Black Prince Not Killed by Chronic Dysentery: Study

Edward, the Black Prince of Wales (1330-1376) [English History: Hundred Years' War]