BIOCHEMICAL SOCIOLOGY
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Biochemical sociology
- January 2003
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- CHI Health St. Elizabeth
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The authors discuss a new subfield entitled “Biochemical Sociology.” They describe how, in this area, demographics are given first priority over biochemicals in blood, saliva, urine and related areas. Ultimately, social status and biochemicals are interactive. A common example is given.
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Detailed Methodology for the Boston Puerto RicanHealth Study. A full description of the protocols used to obtain anthropometric and biochemical (blood, urine, saliva) measures.
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