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| Elisabeth
Dowling Root Department of Geography, University of Colorado |
Assistant Professor Office: Guggenheim 201B Phone: (303) 492-4794 elisabeth.root@colorado.edu |
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| Journals |
Root,
E.D., S.
Giebultowicz, M. Ali, M. Yunus and M. Emch. 2011. The role of vaccine
coverage
among social networks in cholera
vaccine efficacy. PLoS ONE
6(7): e22971. Root,
E.D.,
R. Meyer and M. Emch. 2011.
Socioeconomic Context and Gastroschisis: Exploring Associations at
Various
Geographic Scales. Social
Science and Medicine 72(4): 625-633. Root,
E.D. and
M. Emch. 2010. Tracing
drinking water to its source: an ecological study of the relationship
between
textile mills and gastroschisis in North Carolina. Health
& Place,
16(5): 794-802. Root,
E.D.,
R. Meyer and M. Emch. 2009.
Evidence of Localized Clustering of Gastroschisis in North Carolina,
1999-2004.
Social Science and
Medicine, 68(8): 1361-1367. Emch, M., M.
Ali, E.D. Root and M. Yunus.
2009.
Spatial and Environmental
Connectivity Analysis in a Cholera Vaccine Trial. Social
Science and
Medicine, 68(4): 631-637. Mobley, L.R., E.D. Root, E.A. Finkelstein, O.A. Khavjou, R. Farris, and J. Will. 2006. The Built Environment, Obesity, and Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Low-Income Women. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 30(4): 327-332. |
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| Book Chapters |
Root,
E.D. and M. Emch. Forthcoming.
The
Ecology of Injuries in Matlab, Bangladesh in Ecologies and
Politics of Health.
B.
King and K. Crews (eds). New York: Routledge Press. Emch,
M. and E.D.
Root. 2010. Emerging and
Remerging Diseases in A
Companion
to Health & Medical Geography. T.
Brown, S. Curtis and G. Moon (eds).
Oxford: Blackwell Publishing. |
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