Margaret E. Bentley, Ph.D.
Curriculum Vitae
130 Rosenau, CB 7400
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill NC 27599-7400
Tel: 919 843 9962, 966-9575
Fax: 919 966 7216
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Medical Anthropology, 1987, The University of Connecticut
M.A. Medical Anthropology, 1983, The University of Connecticut
B.A. Interdisciplinary Degree: Anthropology, Agriculture, and Nutrition, 1976,
Michigan State University
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2012 -presentCarla Smith Chamblee Distinguished Professor of Global Nutrition
2010 - presentAdjunct Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
2007 – presentAssociate Director, Institute for Global Health and Infectious Diseases, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
2003 – presentAssociate Dean for Global Health, Office of Global Health, UNC Gillings Schoolof Global Public Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
2003 – presentProfessor, Department of Nutrition, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
1999 – 2002Associate Chair, Department of Nutrition, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
1998 – 2003Associate Professor (Tenured), Department of Nutrition, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
1998 – 2003Adjunct Associate Professor, Division of Human Nutrition, Department of International Health, The Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
1993 – 1998Associate Professor, Division of Human Nutrition, Department of International Health and Department of Health Policy and Management, School of Hygiene and Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
1992 – 1993Visiting Scholar, International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington, D.C.
1989 – 1990Acting Division Director, Assistant Professor, Division of Human Nutrition, Department of International Health, School of Hygiene and Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
1987 – 1992Assistant Professor, Division of Human Nutrition, Department of International Health, School of Hygiene and Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
1986 – 1987Research Associate, Division of Human Nutrition, Department of International Health, School of Hygiene and Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
1985 – 1986UNICEF, South Asia Regional Office, New Delhi, India, 1985-86
Awards, Honors, Membership in Honorary Societies
Ambassador, Paul G. Rogers Society for Global Health Research, 2006-present
Fellow, Society for Applied Anthropology, 2002-present
Member, Delta Omega Society, 2000-present
Faculty Scholar in Nutrition, PEW National Nutrition Fellowship Program, Visiting Scholar at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington, D.C., 1992
PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
All-University
Search Committee Co-Chair, Associate Vice Chancellor for Research, 2012
Member, Search Committee, Public Policy, 2008-2009
Associate Director, Institute for Global Health & Infectious Disease, 2007-present
Member, Hooding Ceremony Selection Committee, Graduate School, 2005-2008
Member, Advisory Board, Center for Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, 2004-present
Member, International Affairs Advisory Council, Provost’s Office, 2004-present
Member, Advisory Board, Carolina Asia Center, 2004-present
Member, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Accreditation team, 2004–2005
Member, Search Committee, Carolina Asia Center, 2004
Advisory Board, World View, 2003-present
Member, Luce Scholars Selection Committee, 2003-present
Faculty Advisory Board, University Center for International Students (UCIS), 2003-2009
Member, Advisory Board, Center for AIDS Research, 2003-2007
Advisory Board Member, Carolina Population Center, 2000-2004
Committee Member, Planning for Center for Global Health, 2002-2003
Executive Board, Institute of Nutrition, University of North Carolina, 2001-2003
Service to School of Public Health - University of North Carolina
Member, Search Committee, Director of Student Affairs, 2013-present
Member, Implementation Committee, Becoming a Global School, 2012-2013
Member, SPH 2020, Task Force on Becoming a Global School, 2011-2012
Globalization of the Curriculum Initiative, Academic Lead, 2009-present
Member, Committee for Selection of Keynote Speakers, 2006-present
Associate Dean for Global Health, 2003-present
Dean’s Council, 2003-present
Chair, Global Health Advisory Committee, 2001-2003
Chair, School of Public Health Committee on Global Health, 2001-2003
Advisory Board, Institute of Nutrition, 1999-2002
Member, Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) Committee Representative, 1999-2000
Service to Nutrition Department – University of North Carolina
Co-Chair, MPH Degree Program Committee, 2013-present
Chair, Intervention and Policy Search Committee, 2010
Member, MPH Committee, 2009-present
Chair, Globalizing Nutrition Curriculum Committee, 2009-2011
Global Health MPH Nutrition Committee, Faculty Advisor, 2008-present
Member, Doctoral Committee, 2000-2009
Nutrition Department Doctoral Committee, 2000-2009
Associate Chair of Nutrition for Academic Programs, 1999-2002
Chair, Awards Committee, 1999-2003
Member, Minority Recruitment Sub-Committee, 1999-2002
Service to School of Public Health - Johns Hopkins University
Member, Search Committee, Health Education and Health Behavior, 2007-2008
Member, Institutional Review Board, Committee on Human Research, 1995-1998
Elected member, School of Hygiene and Public Health Faculty Senate, 1995-1997
Member, Affirmative Action Committee, 1989-1994
Member, Departmental Curriculum and Credentials Committee, 1987-Present
Member, Departmental Admissions Committee, 1987-1998.
State and Local Service
Member, One Health Collaborative, 2010-present
Committee Member, North Carolina Initiative for Healthy Weight in Children and Youth, Subcommittee on Public Awareness and Communication, 2001-2003
Board Member, Baltimore City Healthy Start, Fetal and Infant Mortality Review, 1994-1998
National Organizations and Service
Member, Board of Directors, Consortium of Universities for Global Health, 2014-present
Member, Leadership Committee, ASPH Global Health Competencies Project, 2009-2011
Member, Global Health Committee, American Schools of Public Health, 2003-present
Member, Guiding Committee, American Society of Nutritional Sciences, 2003-present
Member, Nominating Committee, International Health Section, American Public Health Association,
2002-present
Member, Nominating Committee, International Health Section, American Public Health Association,
2002-2007
Member, American Society of Nutritional Sciences, Research Interest Group (RIS): Community
Nutrition, 2000-present
Member, American Society of Nutritional Sciences, Research Interest Group (RIS): Public Health and
Nutrition Education, 2000-present
Executive Board, Society for International Nutrition, American Institute of Nutrition, 1996–2000
International Organizations and Service
Founding Chair, Board of Directors, Triangle Global Health Consortium, 2010- present
Member, Board of Directors, IntraHealth International, 2006-present
Member, Advisory Board, National Institutes of Health Indo-US Joint Working Group on Maternal
and Child Health, 2000-present
Member, Behavioral Research Unit Technical Working Group, AIDS Control and Prevention Project (AIDSCAP), 1995
Member, Standing Scientific Advisory Committee, Thrasher Research Foundation, 1994-1996
Member, Advisory Board, Women's Global Film Project, Maryland Public Television, 1994-1996
Delegate, National Council for International Health, U.S. Delegation, World Health Assembly,
Geneva, Switzerland, 1992
Member, Advisory Board, Applied Diarrheal Disease Program, 1989-1992
Member, Selection Committee, Interdisciplinary Fellowship Program for Health and Agricultural Dissertation Research in Africa, Social Science Research Council, 1989-1992
Member, Scientific Working Group on Epidemiology and Disease Prevention, World Health
Organization, Control of Diarrheal Diseases Program, Geneva, Switzerland, 1988-1992
Member, Directing Council, Dietary Management of Diarrhea Project, USAID/The Johns Hopkins
University, 1985-1988
Memberships in Scholarly and Professional Organizations
American Anthropological Association
American Association Advancement of Science
American Institute of Nutrition
American Public Health Association
Council on Nutritional Anthropology
International Society for Research on Human Milk and Lactation
Society for Applied Anthropology
Society for Medical Anthropology
Editorial Boards
Anthropology and Global Health, Book Series, 2012-present
Journal of Population and Health, 2006-present
Culture, Health, and Sexuality, 2002-present
Journal of Medical Anthropology, 1997 – 2000
Journal Review (selected)
Aids and Behavior
American Journal Clinical Nutrition
American Journal of Public Health
Appetite
Appetite
Culture, Health, and Sexuality
Current Anthropology
European Journal Clinical Nutrition
Family Planning Perspectives
Field Methods
International Family Planning Perspectives
International Journal Epidemiology
Journal Aids (JAIDS)
Journal of Adolescent Health
Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Journal of Global Health
Journal of Medical Anthropology
Journal of Nutrition
Journal of Nutrition Education
Medical Anthropology Quarterly
Obesity
Public Health Nutrition
Reproductive Health Matters
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Social Science and Medicine
World Health & Population
Grant Review (selected)
Applied Diarrheal Diseases Research Program, Cambridge
Centers for Disease Control, Special Emphasis Panels
Fogarty International Center, Review Panels, 2005-2010
Ford Foundation/India
Inter-American Foundation, Washington, D.C.
National Institutes of Health/NICHD/Indo-US Joint Working Group on Maternal and Child Health
National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
NIH/NICHD (Ad Hoc)
Population Council, New York
Social Science Research Council, New York
Thrasher Research Foundation, Salt Lake City
Welcome Trust, London
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
Courses Taught - University of North Carolina
NUTR 809Qualitative Research Methods for Nutrition, co-instructor, 2012-present
PUBH 510 Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Global Health, co-instructor, 2004-present
NUTR 261International Nutrition, co-instructor, 2002 – present
NUTR 745 Doctoral Seminar in Nutrition, Winter, 2010-2011
NUTR 354/HBHE 253 Qualitative Research Field Methods, Spring, 2002-2005
NUTR 354Qualitative Research Methods for Nutrition Program Evaluation, Spring, 2000-2001
NUTR 371Elements of Being a Scientist, Fall, 1998-1999
Guest lectures – University of North Carolina
NUTR 811Development of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Programs, 2011
HBHE 253Qualitative Research Methods, 2005-2009; 1999-2001
HPA 140Critical Issues in Global Health, Fall 2002-2004
NUTR 611Nutrition of Children and Mothers, 2000-2012
HBHE 172Program Planning for Worksite, Medical and Community Settings, Spring, 2001
NUTR 715Dietary Change Interventions, 1999-2012
HBHE 240 Foundations of Health Education Practices, Spring 1999
MHCH 222 Issues in International Maternal and Child Health, Fall and Spring 1998-2004
Courses Taught - Johns Hopkins University
International Women's Health: Emerging Issues, 1996-1998
Anthropological Perspectives on Health and Illness, 1994-1997
Ecology of Food and Nutrition, 1992-1998
International Nutrition, 1989-1998
STUDENT ADVISING AND MENTORING
Post Doctoral Students - University of North Carolina
Amanda Thompson, Ph.D., Carolina Population Center
Fernanda Decanale, Ph.D., School of Public Health
Georgia Kayser, Ph.D., School of Public Health
Lisa Sacco, Ph.D., Carolina Population Center
Paula Griffiths, Ph.D., Carolina Population Center
Sherine El-Toukhy, Ph.D., School of Public Health
Urooj Amad, Ph.D., School of Public Health
Valerie Flax, Ph.D., Carolina Population Center
Direction of Doctoral Research - University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill
Melissa Cunningham, Nutrition, 2012-present
Heather Wasser, Nutrition, 2012
“Non-maternal caregiver involvement in feeding and the development of obesigenic diets in infants and toddlers”
Megan Parker, Nutrition, 2010
“The feasibility of replacement feeding as an HIV prevention method: The BAN study in Lilongwe, Malawi”
Yanire Estrada, Nutrition, 2010-2013
Beth Hopping, Nutrition, 2010-2012
Monal Shroff, Nutrition, 2007
“Maternal autonomy and child growth and feeding in Andhra Pradesh, India”
JelenaMastilovic Cali, Nutrition, 2006-2007
Sonya Jones, Nutrition, 2002
“Community food security among Hispanics in Durham, North Carolina”
Ema Barbosa, Nutrition, 1999-2002
Direction of Doctoral Research – Johns Hopkins University
Avni Amin, International Health, 2000 (co-chair)
“Gender, empowerment, and women’s health in India: Perceived morbidity and treatment-seeking behaviors for symptoms of reproductive tractinfections among women of rural Gujarat”
Karina Kielmann, International Health, 2000
“Perceived morbidity and the dynamics of women’s health in low-income areas of Maharashtra,India“
Loretta Gavin, International Health, 2000
“The father involvement study: Young, disadvantaged fathers in Baltimore“
Joan Jensen, International Health, 1998
“Predicting breast-feeding decisions among low-income African-American WIC Clients in Baltimore, Maryland“
AltrenaMukuria, International Health, 1998
“Determinants of exclusive breastfeeding and the role of social support among low-income women in Nairobi, Kenya“
Parul Christian, International Health, 1995
“Determinants of night blindness during pregnancy in rural Nepal “
David Hausner,International Health, 1995-1996
Patricia Paredes, International Health, 1995-1996
Doctoral Dissertation Committee Membership – University of North Carolina
Kelly Houck, Anthropology, 2013-present
Brittany Chamberlin, Anthropology, 2013-present
Taylor Livingston, Anthropology, 2013-present
Elizabeth Widen, Nutrition, 2012
“Maternal factors and iron among HIV-infected women in Malawi”
Elizabeth Hoffman, Nutrition, 2011
“Feeding styles and responsiveness in mothers with eating disorders”
Alison Gustafson, Nutrition, 2010
“Food environment as a determinant of weight and diet change in low-income North Carolina women”
Roshan Thomas, Nutrition, 2010
“Determinants of prenatal nutrition and adverse birth outcomes in HIV-infected,
pregnant Malawian women”
Ushma Mehta, Nutrition, 2010
“The effect of maternal BMI, depression, and body image on infant feeding decisions”
Scott Ickes, Nutrition, 2009
“Evaluating the feasibility, cost, and scalability of a local production process to manufacture readytouse supplemental food for the treatment of moderate malnutrition: The Byokulia Bisemeye mu Bantu (“Goodfood for people”) Project in Bundibugyo, Uganda”
Emily Bobrow, Maternal and Child Health, 2008
“Maternal adherence to the BAN clinical trial in Lilongwe, Malawi”
Deborah Dee, Maternal and Child Health, 2007
“Evaluation of an in-home breastfeeding promotion program in North Carolina”
James Thrasher, Health Education Health Behavior, 2005
“Clarifying how anti-tobacco industry messages prevent youth smoking in the United States and Mexico: A focus on mistrust”
Elizabeth Tolley, Health Education Health Behavior, 2005
“Potential predictors of microbicide acceptability in India: Development and validation of measures”
NalinJohri, Health Policy and Administration, 2004
“Effect of integrated program design on child health inputs and outcomes: Estimates from a nutrition and health program in India”
Amy Corneli, Health Education Health Behavior, 2004
“Development and evaluation of a context-specific informed consent process for a U.S.-funded clinical trial in Lilongwe, Malawi”
SunithaJasti, Nutrition, 2003
“Determinants of adherence to use of prenatal multivitamin/mineral supplements among low-income pregnant women”
Colleen Doak, Nutrition, 2002
“Explorations in understanding the dual burden of underweight and overweight in households from seven countries”
Youfa Wang, Nutrition, 2001
“Tracking and changes in diet, body composition, and obesity from childhood to adolescence”
Stephen Hodkins, Health Education and Behavior, 2000
“Contraceptive discontinuation in Togo: A rapid assessment”
Veronica Magar, Maternal and Child Health, 2000
“Reconceptualizingdomestic violence in Delhi slums: Multidimensional factors and empowerment approaches”
Yvonne Fergusen, Health Education and Health Behavior, 2008
“Infant feeding counseling among nurses in Lilongwe, Malawi”,
Doctoral Committee Membership – Johns Hopkins University
Suzanne Maman, Departmentof International Health, 1998
Robert Davis, Population Dynamics, 1997
David Hausner, Department of International Health, 1996
Jennifer Hirsch, Population Dynamics, 1995
Leila Elizabeth Caleb, Maternal and Child Health, 1995
NandiniOomman, Department of International Health, 1995
Direction of Masters Students - University of North Carolina
Taylor Christensen, MPH/RD, 2014-present
Sophia Al-Banna, MPH/RD, 2014-present
Leah Wakefield, MPH/RD, 2013-present
Natalia Alexander, MPH/ RD, 2013-present
NdangAzang-Njaah, MPH/RD, 2013-present
Brittany Crump, MPH/RD, 2012- present
Emily Padian, MPH/ RD, 2012-present
Katie Kline, MPH/ RD, 2012-present
Sarah Lowe, MPH/ RD, 2012—present
Ann Mittnacht, MPH/RD, 2011-present
Esther Giezendonner, MPH/RD, 2011-present
Diana Allotey, MPH, 2010-present
Shelley Marcus, MPH, 2010-2011
Eldon Peters, MPH/RD, 2009-2010
Jillian Mickens, MPH/RD, 2009-2010
Whitney Hlubik, MPH, 2009-2010
Jessica Davis, MPH/RD, 2008-2009
Alison Gold, MPH, 2006-2008
Melissa Yarbrough, MPH/RD, 2006-2008
Min Ding MPH/ RD, 2006-2008
Rachel Huebsch, MPH/RD, 2006-2008
Andrea Nikolai, MPH/RD, 2005-2007
Andrea Yu, MPH/RD, 2004-2006
Amy Rodowski, MPH/RD, 2003-2004
Linda Rocafort, MPH/RD, 2002-2004
Marie Milliren, MPH/RD, 2002-2004
Yanire Estrada, MPH/RD, 2002-2004
Dien Li, MD/MPH, 2001-2003
Lara Khalil, MPH/RD, 2001-2003
Heather Hartline, MPH/RD, 2001-2002
Erin Fields, MPH/RD, 2000-2002
Jennifer Braigel, MPH/RD, 1999-2001
Laura Simpson, MPH/RD, 1999-2001
Simone Eppich, MPH/RD, 1999-2000
Michelle Roth , MPH/RD, 1998-2000
PetulaKwende, MPH/RD, 1998-2000
Direction of Masters Students – Johns Hopkins University
Molly Fitzgerald, MPH, 1997-1998
TarenehTehrani, MHS, 1997-1998
Thomas Stopka, MHS, 1997-1998
Alka Dev, MSH, 1996-1998
Lisa Scipioni, MHS, 1996-1998
BaharMikhak, MPH, 1996-1997
Erin Anastasi, MHS, 1996-1997
Misun Choi, MPH, 1996-1997
Maria Oziemkowska, MPH, 1995-1999
Holly Elliott, MPH, 1995-1997
Ingrid Katz, MHS, 1995-1996
Kenan Forman, MHS, 1995-1996
Emily Fatula,MHS, 1994-1996
Anjou Parekh, MHS, 1994-1995
Direction of Undergraduate Students – University of North Carolina
Richa Patel, BSPH/Nutrition, 2014-present
Elizabeth Soffer, BSPH/Nutrition, 2014-present
Benjamin Smart, BSPH/Nutrition, 2014-present
Neha, Singh, BSPH/Nutrition, 2013-present
Jillian Klemm, BSPH/Nutrition, 2013-present
Ljijiana Karan, BSPH/Nutrition, 2011-present
Megan Pera, BSPH/Nutrition, 2011-present
Krishna Patel, BSPH/Nutrition, 2011-2012 (honors thesis)
Brenna Keane, BSPH/Nutrition, 2010-present (honors thesis)
Natalia Smirnova, BSPH/Nutrition, 2010-2012 (honors thesis)
Cordon Folds BSPH/Nutrition, 2007
SinthiaMannan, BSPH/Nutrition, 2004-2005 (honors thesis)
Maria Thekkekandam, BSPH, Nutrition, 2004
AnupaDespande, BSPH/Nutrition, 2002-2003 (honors thesis)
PUBLICATIONS
Books
- Gittelsohn, J., Bentley, M. E., Pelto, P. J., Nag, M., Harrison, A., & Landman, L. (Eds.). (2011). Listening to women talk about their health:Issues and evidences from India(2nd ed.). New Delhi: Har-Anand Publications.
- Gittelsohn, J., Pelto, P. J., Bentley, M. E., Bhattacharyya, K., & Jensen, J. L. (1998). Rapid assessment procedures (RAP): Ethnographic methods to investigate women's health. Boston, Mass.: International Nutrition Foundation.
- Gittelsohn, J., Bentley, M. E., Pelto, P. J., Nag, M., Harrison, A., & Landman, L. (Eds.). (1994). Listening to women talk about their health:Issues and evidences from India. New Delhi: Har-Anand Publications.
- Bentley, M. E., Boot, M. T., Gittelsohn, J., Stallings, R. Y. (1994). The use of structured observations in the study of health behaviour. The Hague: IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre.
- Herman, E., & Bentley, M. E. (1993). Rapid assessment procedures (RAP): To improve the household management of diarrhea. Boston: International Nutrition Research Foundation for Developing Countries.
Book Chapters
- Bentley, M.E., Tolley, E. E., & Pequenat, W. (2011). Qualitative inquiry: An end not just a means. In W. Pequegnat,E. Stover & C. A. Boyce (Eds.), How to write a successful research grant application(2nd ed.)(pp. 153-172). New York: Springer Press.
- Panchanadeswaran, S., Johnson, S. C., Go, V. F., Srikrishnan, A. K., Sivaram, S., Solomon, S., Bentley, M.E., & Celentano, D. (2008). Using the theory of gender and power to examine experiences of partner violence, sexual negotiation, and risk of HIV/AIDS among economically disadvantaged women in southern India. In K. A. McCloskey & M. H. Sitaker (Eds.), Backs against the wall: Battered women's resistance strategies(pp. 143 – 165). New York: Routledge.
- Hirsch, J.S., Higgins, J., Bentley, M. E., Nathanson, C.A. (2006). The social constructions of sexuality: Companionate marriage and STD/HIV risk in a Mexican migrant community.InJ.S. Hirsch H. Wardlow (Eds.), Modern loves: The anthropology of romantic courtship and companionate marriage(pp. 95 – 116). Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
- Sivaram, S., Lakshmi, C. S., Go, V.F., Srikrishnan, A. K., Celentano, D. D., Solomon, S.,Bentley, M.E. (2004). Telling stories: Narrative scenarios to assess sexual norms for an HIV-prevention study in Chennai, India. InR.K. Verma, P.J. Pelto, S.L.SchensulA. Joshi (Eds.), Sexuality in the time of AIDS:Contemporary perspectives from the communities in India(pp. 304 – 324). New Delhi: Sage Publications.
- Bentley, M. E., Dettwyler, K. A., Caulfield, L. E. (1997). Anorexia infantil y su tratamiento en niños de paises en vías de desarrollo: Revisióny recomendaciones. InA. O’Donnell, J.M. Bengoa, B. Torún, B. Caballero, E.L. PantínM. Peña (Eds), Nutritión y alimentación del niño en los primeros años de vida.Washington, D.C.: Organizacion Pan Americana de la Salud.
- Kennedy, E.,Bentley, M. E. (1994). Nutrition and health of women in Sub-Saharan Africa. In A. SorkinI. Siralgedin(Eds.), Research in human capital and development (Vol. 8). Greenwich, CT: JAI Press.
- Bentley, M. E., Stallings, R., Gittelsohn, J. (1994). The structured observation technique for the study of health behavior. In S.CairncrossV. Kochar (Eds.), Studying hygiene behavior:Methods, issues, and experiences.New Delhi: Sage Publications.
- Bentley, M.E., Pelto, G.H., Allen, L.H., Mathur, M., Sanogo, D. (1992). Child feeding during diarrhea in North India: The use of complementary methods. InJ. Pogie, B. DeWaltW. Dressler (Eds.), Anthropological research: Process and application(pp. 69 – 96). New York: SUNY Press.
- Bentley, M.E., Gittelsohn, J., Nag, M., Pelto, P., Russ, J. (1992). The use of qualitative research methodologies for women’s reproductive health data in India. InN. Scrimshaw G. Gleason (Eds.), Rapid assessment methodologies for planning and evaluation of health related programmes.Tokyo: United Nations University Press.
- Herman, E., Bentley, M.E., Sultana, F., Hamzah, M., Huzaifah, S., Masreah, S., Pelto, G., Pelto, P. (1992). Beyond data collection: Facilitating the application and use of ethnographic information to guide health programmes and further research. InN.S. Scrimshaw G.R. Gleason (Eds.), RAP Rapid Assessment Procedures: Qualitative methodologies for planning and evaluation of health related programmes.Boston, MA: International Nutrition Foundation for Developing Countries (INFDC).
- Mathur, M.,Bentley, M.E. (1990). Private practitioners and the use of antidiarrhealsin the treatment of childhood diarrhea. InProceedings of the Third International Congress on Traditional Medicine. Bombay, India.
- Pelto, P., Bentley, M.E., Pelto, G.H. (1990). Anthropological research on diarrhea. InJ. CoreilD. Mull (Eds.), Anthropology and primary health care.Boulder: Westview Press.
- Brown, K.H., Dickin, K.L., Bentley, M.E., Oni, G.A., Obasaju, V.T., Esrey, S.A., Mebrahtu, S., Stallings, R.Y. (1988). Consumption of weaning foods from fermented cereals: Kwara State, Nigeria. InD. Alnwick,S.Mose, O.G. Schmidt (Eds.), Improving young child feeding in Eastern and Southern Africa, Household-Level Food Technology.International Development Research Centre (Canada): UNICEF
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