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   <firstname>Natali Theresa</firstname>
   <lastname>Valdez</lastname>
   <factitle>Graduate Student</factitle>
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      <li>B.A., University Of Florida, 2009</li>
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   <interests>medical anthropology, science and technology studies, public health, epigenetics,
      clinical trials, prenatal interventions</interests>
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   <email>nvvaldez@uci.edu</email>
   <website>https://uci.academia.edu/NataliValdez</website>
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   <shortbio>Natali Valdez is a doctoral candidate and her work lies at the intersections of medical
      anthropology, science and technology studies, and public health. She specializes 
      in applying feminist ethnographic methods to study scientific knowledge production.
      The dissertation examines epigenetics, clinical trials, prenatal interventions, and
      obesity/diabetes in the United States and United Kingdom.  Her work documents the
      ways in which epigenetics is changing health policy, risk, and surveillance on ethnically
      diverse pregnant women deemed obese. </shortbio>
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