Applied anthropologist Paul Farmer is associated with all of the following except:
a. he formed the medical group Partners in Health in Haiti.
b. he established a clinic in Haiti to help deal with infectious disease.
c. he focused his health work in Haiti on AIDS and tuberculosis.
d. he works also in Jamaica to treat refugees from war-torn areas of Central America.
e. he maintains an active practice in infectious diseases in the United States.
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A) related to adolescence as a stressful phase of human development B) caused by economic development activities such as dam construction C) that international aid agencies seek to prevent or alleviate D) found mainly in urban areas
To fully answer the question "Where did modern humans come from?" we should account for paleontological, genetic, and __________ data
a. archaeological b. climatological c. geological d. marine
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a. clavicle b. cranium c. foramen magnum d. vertebrate e. fovea centralis
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a. ?Marshall family b. ?Irven DeVore c. ?Lee family d. ?David Maybury-Lewis