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… in toenail clippings ­— are nearly 20 times the level of people in the United States. Until now, much of the … not the first to measure concentrations of arsenic in people’s bodies in Bangladesh and its correlation with … retained arsenic has affected economic outcomes for the people of Bangladesh. For instance, they found that reducing …

… … Terry Seymour (203) 432-8064 https://span-port.yale.edu/people/terry-seymour 82-90 Wall Street, New Haven, CT 06511 …

… … Sonia Valle (203) 432-8065 https://span-port.yale.edu/people/sonia-valle 82-90 Wall Street, New Haven, CT 06511 …

… Muravnik +1 (203) 432-0995 http://slavic.yale.edu/people/constantine-muravnik 320 York St, New Haven, CT …

… Chan … Hsiu-hsien Chan 203-436-8126 http://eall.yale.edu/people/hsiu-hsien-chan 250 Church St, Room 302C …

… Ramos-Ruano (203) 432-1160 https://span-port.yale.edu/people/juliana-ramos-ruano 82-90 Wall Street, New Haven, CT …

… Sanneh 203-432-1179 https://african.macmillan.yale.edu/people/faculty/program-african-languages-faculty 34 Hillhouse …

… Miller 203-432-4466 http://afamstudies.yale.edu/people/christopher-miller 82-90 Wall St, New Haven, CT …

… … Michael Veal 203-432-2990 https://yalemusic.yale.edu/people/michael-veal 469 College St, New Haven, CT 06511-6609 …

… van Hensbergen … Rosa van Hensbergen https://eall.yale.edu/people/rosa-van-hensbergen Humanities Quadrangle, Room 115 …

… of systematic, rationalizing methods for managing enslaved people deeply influenced the making of medical knowledge and … analysis, sugar and cotton planters could track enslaved people’s health conditions to predict their impact on production and make medical decisions for enslaved people that might “preserve” enslaved work time and the …