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cause they did not enjoy the abundance in their homeland."

Bach's medical history is too poorly documented to pinpoint the cause of his death with any certainty, but what is known of his last years is consistent with an epidemic of type II diabetes that was sweeping Germany at the time, Diamond found.

"The corpulence of his face and hands in the sole authenticated portrait of him, the accounts of deteriorating vision in his later years and the evident deterioration of his handwriting, possibly secondary to his failing vision, are consistent with a diagnosis of type II diabetes," he said. "The disease certainly occurred in Germany during Bach's lifetime, being known as 'honigsusse Harnruhr' or honey-sweet urine disease."


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Contact: Meg Sullivan
megs@college.ucla.edu
310-825-1046
University of California - Los Angeles
4-Jun-2003


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