KEYWORDS Henry VIII, Kell antigen, McLeod syndrome, Jaquetta St Pol, infertility, psychosis Henry's death estimated the number at 72,000, or 2,000 per year
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KEYWORDS Henry VIII, Kell antigen, McLeod syndrome, Jaquetta St Pol, infertility, psychosis Henry's death estimated the number at 72,000, or 2,000 per year
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The Psychology of Henry VIII By Philippa Gregory with the death of Arthur in 1502 when Henry was not quite 11 years old Arthur died of the sweating
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Henry VIII, McLeod syndrome and Jacquetta's curse ABSTRACT The mental decline of King Henry VIII from being a jovial, charismatic and athletic young man into an increasingly paranoid, brutal tyrant in later life, ever more concerned at his lack of one or more male heirs, has attracted many medical diagnostic theories. Previous hypotheses have included diabetes, syphilis and hypothyroidism, among others. However, these inadequately explain Henry's failure to produce a male heir, despite multiple pairings. The latest postulated diagnoses for Henry are the coexistence of both Kell blood group antigenicity (possibly inherited from Jacquetta Woodville, Henry's maternal great grandmother) causing related impaired fertility, and McLeod syndrome, causing psychotic changes.