Merrill Singer is affiliated with the University of Connecticut in the United States. Their primary field of study is medicine, with significant contributions across various subfields including organizational behavior and human resource management, health toxicology and mutagenesis, infectious diseases, modeling and simulation, and public health, environmental and occupational health.
Their research covers multiple main topics including global public health policies and epidemiology, climate change and health impacts, COVID-19 epidemiological studies, zoonotic diseases and public health, health disparities and outcomes, COVID-19 clinical research studies, and HIV/AIDS research and interventions.
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Merrill Singer include the following:
They have frequently collaborated with co-authors such as Nicola Bulled, Hans A. Baer, Bayla Ostrach, Maya Negev, and S. Natour.
Merrill Singer's publications often appear in academic venues including Global Public Health, Medical Anthropology, Capitalism Nature Socialism, Open Anthropological Research, and Current Opinion in HIV and AIDS.
In addition to journal articles, their book publications include titles released by notable publishers such as Springer Texts in Social Sciences and Rowman & Littlefield. These include:
Their work integrates socio-medical perspectives with a focus on syndemics, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach to complex epidemic events. The combination of anthropology, public health, and clinical research informs their exploration of structural violence, disease interactions, and health inequities within diverse populations.
Merrill Singer;Nicola Bulled;Bayla Ostrach;Emily Mendenhall
Merrill Singer;Scott Clair
Tim Rhodes;Merrill Singer;Philippe Bourgois;Samuel R. Friedman
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Merrill C. Singer;Pamela I. Erickson;Louise Badiane;Rosemary Diaz
Merrill Singer;Hans A. Baer
Barbara Rylko-Bauer;Merrill Singer;John Van Willigen
Hans A Baer;Merrill Singer;John H Johnsen
Hans A. Baer;Merrill Singer
Merrill Singer;Hans A. Baer
Nancy Romero-Daza;Margaret Weeks;Merrill Singer
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Hans A. Baer;Merrill Singer;Ida Susser
Arachu Castro;Merrill Singer
Hans A. Baer;Merrill Singer
Hans A. Baer;Merrill Singer;Ida Susser
Robert T. Trotter;Richard H. Needle;Eric Goosby;Christopher Bates
Emily Mendenhall;Merrill Singer
Janie Simmons;Merrill Singer
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