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Davidson H. Hamer

Global Health

Boston University

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About Davidson H. Hamer at Boston University (BU)

Davidson H. Hamer is a global health scholar at Boston University focusing on maternal and child health, infectious diseases, and nutrition in low-resource settings.

Research Areas

global maternal and child healthchild nutritionwater accessmosquito-borne diseasesinfectious disease epidemiologyvaccine coverageantimicrobial resistancegut microbiome
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Research Output

Total Citations37

Emerging researcher

Publications5

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h-index2

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i10-index1

Early-stage portfolio

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