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Jim Bindon

Professor Emeritus

University of Alabama

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College of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

Jim Bindon is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Emeritus at University of Alabama.

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University of Alabama

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Reconsidering Race: Social Science Perspectives on Racial Categories in the Age of Genomics, Edited by Kazuko Suzuki and Diego a. Von Vacano, Oxford University Press, 2018, 302 Pp.. American Journal of Human Biology (2018)

Lesley Jo WeaverErik L. PetersonJames R. Bindon

geneticsracegenomicssocial sciencessocial science perspectivesracial categoriesoxford university presskazuko suzuki

Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Blood Lipids in a Multiethnic Sample of Healthy Adults. American Journal of Human Biology (2013)

Gary D. JamesHelene M. Van Berge‐LandryLynn A. MorrisonAngela M. RezaNicola M. NicolaisenJames R. BindonDaniel E. Brown

ambulatory blood pressurehealthy adultsblood lipidshuman biologypopulation healthsociobiologymultiethnic samplehuman physiologyrespiratory medicinephysiologyamerican studieshealth sciencesepidemiology

A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Obesity and Health in Three Groups of Women: The Mississippi Choctaw, American Samoans, and African Americans.. PubMed (2007)

Jim BindonWilliam W. DresslerM. Janice GillilandDouglas E. Crews

african americansmississippi choctawwomen's healthanthropologyamerican samoanspublic healthcross-cultural perspectivesobesity

Biological Anthropology Section. Anthropology News (2005)

Linda D WolfeLeslie Sue Lieberman

biological anthropologyanthropology

Household Economic Strategies and Nutritional Anthropometry of Women in American Samoa and Highland Bolivia. Social Science & Medicine (2002)

James R BindonVirginia J Vitzthum

american samoahighland boliviasocial medicinesociologywomen's healthnutritional anthropometrysocial scienceshousehold economic strategies

The Relationship Between Zinc and Copper Status and Lipid Levels in African-Americans. Biological Trace Element Research (2001)

Yasmin H. NeggersJames R. BindonWilliam W. Dressler

inorganic chemistrylipid levelsbody compositioncardiovascular researchcardiovascular diseasemetal toxicitybiogeochemistrytrace elementsbiochemical sciencescopper statusbiological inorganic chemistryredox biologybiochemistryvascular biologyphysiologybioactive metalhuman geneticstrace metalsmetalsafrican american studies

The Health Consequences of Cultural Consonance: Cultural Dimensions of Lifestyle, Social Support, and Arterial Blood Pressure in an African American Community. American Anthropologist (2000)

William W. DresslerJames R. Bindon

sociocultural anthropologycommunity healthcultural policyanthropologycross-cultural perspectivescultural dimensionsmedical sociologysociologysocial determinants of healthpublic healthsocial supportsocial anthropologycultural psychologyintercultural studiesarterial blood pressurecultural changehuman exposurenarrativeafrican american communitycultural consonancemedical anthropologysocial epidemiologycultural anthropology

John Henryism, Gender, and Arterial Blood Pressure in an African American Community. Psychosomatic Medicine (1998)

William W. DresslerJames R. BindonYasmin H. Neggers

women's studiesmedical sociologyblack experiencepsychological medicinejohn henryismminority stressclinical psychiatrypsychiatrypsychopathologyarterial blood pressuremental healthafrican american communitypsychiatric researchhealth psychologymedical anthropologybehavioral medicinesocial epidemiologypsychologyafrican american studies

Bergmann's Rule and the Thrifty Genotype. American journal of physical anthropology (1997)

James R. BindonPaul T. Baker

physical anthropologygeneticsthrifty genotypeevolutionary anthropologypopulation geneticsevolutionary biologymedical anthropologyanthropology

Social Context and Psychosocial Influences on Blood Pressure Among American Samoans. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (1997)

James R. BindonAmy KnightWilliam W. DresslerDouglas E. Crews

physical anthropologycommunity healthamerican samoansamerican studiespsychosocial influencesmedical sociologycultural anthropologysociologyblood pressurepublic healthsocial anthropologycultural psychologyintercultural studiescommunity psychologymental healthhealth psychologymedical anthropologysocial epidemiologyanthropology

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Jim Bindon

Professor Emeritus

University of Alabama

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

Jim Bindon is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Emeritus at University of Alabama.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Alabama

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lesley Jo WeaverErik L. PetersonJames R. Bindon

geneticsracegenomicssocial sciencessocial science perspectivesracial categoriesoxford university presskazuko suzuki

Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Blood Lipids in a Multiethnic Sample of Healthy Adults. American Journal of Human Biology (2013)

Gary D. JamesHelene M. Van Berge‐LandryLynn A. MorrisonAngela M. RezaNicola M. NicolaisenJames R. BindonDaniel E. Brown

A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Obesity and Health in Three Groups of Women: The Mississippi Choctaw, American Samoans, and African Americans.. PubMed (2007)

Jim BindonWilliam W. DresslerM. Janice GillilandDouglas E. Crews

african americansmississippi choctawwomen's healthanthropologyamerican samoanspublic healthcross-cultural perspectivesobesity

Biological Anthropology Section. Anthropology News (2005)

Linda D WolfeLeslie Sue Lieberman

biological anthropologyanthropology

Household Economic Strategies and Nutritional Anthropometry of Women in American Samoa and Highland Bolivia. Social Science & Medicine (2002)

James R BindonVirginia J Vitzthum

american samoahighland boliviasocial medicinesociologywomen's healthnutritional anthropometrysocial scienceshousehold economic strategies

The Relationship Between Zinc and Copper Status and Lipid Levels in African-Americans. Biological Trace Element Research (2001)

Yasmin H. NeggersJames R. BindonWilliam W. Dressler

The Health Consequences of Cultural Consonance: Cultural Dimensions of Lifestyle, Social Support, and Arterial Blood Pressure in an African American Community. American Anthropologist (2000)

William W. DresslerJames R. Bindon

John Henryism, Gender, and Arterial Blood Pressure in an African American Community. Psychosomatic Medicine (1998)

William W. DresslerJames R. BindonYasmin H. Neggers

Bergmann's Rule and the Thrifty Genotype. American journal of physical anthropology (1997)

James R. BindonPaul T. Baker

physical anthropologygeneticsthrifty genotypeevolutionary anthropologypopulation geneticsevolutionary biologymedical anthropologyanthropology

Social Context and Psychosocial Influences on Blood Pressure Among American Samoans. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (1997)

James R. BindonAmy KnightWilliam W. DresslerDouglas E. Crews

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