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washai

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__________ is a disease contracted from human waste used as fertilizer in rice fields.
 
  A) Hookworm
  B) Malaria
  C) Tuberculosis
  D) Measles

Question 2

The ecological/epidemiological approach in medical anthropology involves __________.
 
  A) study of how the natural environment interacts with culture to cause disease
  B) study of the interaction among politics, religion, and health
  C) a focus on how genetics influences death and disease
  D) attention to the symbols that different cultures use to represent natural causes of death



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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