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Martha King

Teaching Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Martha King is currently serving as an Anthropology Teaching Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Martha King

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Teaching Assistant Professor

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genetics health sciences sociology anthropology diagnosis genomics hematology medical sociology bioinformatics medical anthropology sociocultural anthropology cultural anthropology social anthropology water resource management environmental planning environmental impact assessment water science sustainable development polygenic risk water governance water sustainability environmental governance water technology innovation value chains water policy clinical exome sequencing cousin marriages genetic risk environment journal water management biomedical ontologies philosophy of medicine medical ontology humanity and medicine medicalization belief systems philosophy ontology research applied philosophy folk tradition humanities integrative medicine

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Issue Information ‐ Toc. Water and Environment Journal (2018)

Ewan McadamC WemPedro García EncinaAnna EusebiRobin MrC WallsC ChemK FciwemR Al KhaddarR ClarkD CookMr DumbleMr GregoryA DrN FciwemMr FciwemG LiDr NewmanK MciwemMr PorterD Reynolds MrP Fciwem

environmental scienceenvironmental resource managementenvironmental governancewater sciencewater managementvalue chainswater governancesustainable developmentwater sustainabilityenvironmental impact assessmentenvironment journalwater policyenvironmental policyenvironmental engineeringwater supplywater resource managementwater technology innovationwater resource policysustainability scienceenvironmental planning

Cousin Marriages: Between Tradition, Genetic Risk and Cultural Change. Alison Shaw and Aviad Raz, Eds., New York: Berghahn Publishers, 2015, 238 Pp.. Medical Anthropology Quarterly (2016)

Martha King

medical anthropologygeneticssociocultural anthropologyanthropologypolygenic riskcultural anthropologycousin marriagessocial anthropologygenetic risk

The Nuanced Negative: Meanings of a Negative Diagnostic Result in Clinical Exome Sequencing. Sociology of Health & Illness (2016)

Debra SkinnerKelly A. RaspberryMartha King

genomicsmedical sociologyhematologysociologydiagnosisgeneticsclinical exome sequencinghealth sciencesbioinformatics

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Martha King

Teaching Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Martha King is currently serving as an Anthropology Teaching Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Martha King

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Teaching Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Issue Information ‐ Toc. Water and Environment Journal (2018)

Ewan McadamC WemPedro García EncinaAnna EusebiRobin MrC WallsC ChemK FciwemR Al KhaddarR ClarkD CookMr DumbleMr GregoryA DrN FciwemMr FciwemG LiDr NewmanK MciwemMr PorterD Reynolds MrP Fciwem

Cousin Marriages: Between Tradition, Genetic Risk and Cultural Change. Alison Shaw and Aviad Raz, Eds., New York: Berghahn Publishers, 2015, 238 Pp.. Medical Anthropology Quarterly (2016)

Martha King

medical anthropologygeneticssociocultural anthropologyanthropologypolygenic riskcultural anthropologycousin marriagessocial anthropologygenetic risk

The Nuanced Negative: Meanings of a Negative Diagnostic Result in Clinical Exome Sequencing. Sociology of Health & Illness (2016)

Debra SkinnerKelly A. RaspberryMartha King

genomicsmedical sociologyhematologysociologydiagnosisgeneticsclinical exome sequencinghealth sciencesbioinformatics

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