Heather Looking forward to the PPAs and AAPAs in Oregon!
Heather started following the work of Kristina Killgrove, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Research Laboratories of Archaeology.
Heather started following the work of Rebecca J. Gilmour, McMaster University, Anthropology.
Heather Really enjoyed this year's CAPA conference.
Graduate Student, Anthropology
PhD Candidate
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Dr. Ann Herring
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About
I am interested in investigating issues of human health and disease and medicinal and prophylactic practices in the historical past and in the present. My specific interests include child and adolescent health and the lasting effects of epidemic disease such as disability, as well as issues surrounding immunization. I am particularly interested in topics which combine these areas such as the infectious disease of poliomyelitis.
My dissertation will examine the early 20th-century epidemic emergence of polio in Ontario, Canada.
