Defect in blood could explain why henry viii became a tyrant – Artofit

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Defect in blood could explain why Henry VIII became a tyrant

A genetic condition in Henry VIII's blood could explain the life-changing mental changes and create problems in the King's ability to have children. - HeritageDaily - Archaeology News
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