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Eric C. Shattuck

Biological anthropologist working to understand what people do when they get sick and why. Seemingly simple questions that touch on evolution, immunology, endocrinology, culture, and public health.

Affiliations

Department of Anthropology, Florida State University

Native American and Indigenous Studies Center, Florida State University

Institute for Health Disparities Research, University of Texas at San Antonio

Currently Recruiting Students!

I'm actively recruiting students for admission into FSU's Anthropology Master's Program. If you're interested in health and health disparities, infectious disease, immune function, endocrinology, or Indigenous health, please click below to learn more about the program.

Latest Publication

Here, we introduce the EMPH special issue on Evolutionary and Biopsychosocial Perspectives on Sickness Communication. This Commentary provides an overview of each article and places them in the wider context of sickness as a social phenomenon with verbal and nonverbal signals. This Commentary, and the special issue, in general, calls for greater attention to these signals that can affect pathogen transmission and may be at the evolutionary root of our caregiving systems and behaviours.

Eric C. Shattuck

Department of Anthropology

Florida State University

909 Antarctic Way, Tallahassee FL 32304

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