Table 6. Panel studies conceived and executed by anthropologists in non-industrial rural societies Study name Country Societies Years & Outcome Time-varying Data for & age frequency (t) covariates public use Main sample & reference (requests) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Cultural [1] Gwembe Zambia Tonga All 1956/7, 1962/3, 10000i, NA Survey dateb 1972/3, 1981/2, 4c (0) 1978/8, 1992 (6) [2] All 2003-13; 1 4196i, 23%c Diarrhea & Household Someb; (2) town 21c three marker network, change dwellers, & pathogens exposure, and diarrheal Chachis hygiene, disease: A weekly wealth, natural (~3; 176 weeks)a demographicsa experiment [3] TAPS Bolivia All 2002-10; annual 1453i, Table 5 Many Wide range All; (~100) Tsimane’ (9) 13c & text Biological [1] Solomon PNG, Nasioib, 0-19 y 1966-72 & 1710 34% Lipids Anthropometric See note Islands (SI) Nagovisi, (2) below; (2) Aita, Lau, 1966-72, 45% BMI Anthropometric Baegu, [1a] 1985-86 (3) Kwaio, Blood Age, muscle, [1b] Ulawa, pressure adiposity, Onton Java height Mixed 0-77 2002 & 2009 (2) 469 56% in HAZ, in cash See note [2] ∆ ∆ Ribeirinhos ethnicity WHZ, income, below; (0) Longitudinal river BMIZ, schooling, Study dwellers ZTSF, farming, ZUMA [2a] 16-59 30 33% in diet Manioc ∆ cultivation IBP-HAP Canada Inuit 1969-70, 118i NAa Many Age, Unavailable [3] 1989-90 (3) 1c biological [3a] outcomes 1981-89 (2/year) 547i Height, Age age 1c BMI, 5-17 skinfold, handgrip i=individuals, c=communities. X=# of requests by third parties unaffiliated with study.
Table 6. Panel studies conceived and executed by anthropologists in non-industrial rural societies Study name & Main reference Country Societies age Years & frequency (t) sample Outcome Time-varying covariates Data for public use & (requests) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Cultural [1] Gwembe Zambia Tonga All 1956/7, 1962/3, 1972/3, 1981/2, 1978/8, 1992 (6) 10000i, 4c NA Survey dateb (0) [2] change and diarrheal disease: A natural experiment town dwellers, & Chachis All 2003-13; 1 weekly (~3; 176 weeks)a 4196i, 21c 23%c Diarrhea & three marker pathogens Household network, exposure, hygiene, wealth, demographicsa Someb; (2) [3] TAPS Bolivia Tsimane’ All 2002-10; annual (9) 1453i, 13c Table 5 & text Many Wide range All; (~100) Biological [1] Solomon Islands (SI) [1a] [1b] PNG, Nasioib, Nagovisi, Aita, Lau, Baegu, Kwaio, Ulawa, Onton Java 0-19 y 1966-72 & (2) 1710 34% Lipids See note below; (2) 1966-72, 1985-86 (3) 45% BMI Blood pressure Age, muscle, adiposity, height [2] Ribeirinhos Longitudinal Study [2a] Mixed ethnicity river dwellers 0-77 2002 & 2009 (2) 469 56% ∆ in HAZ, WHZ, BMIZ, ZTSF, ZUMA ∆ in cash income, schooling, farming, See note below; (0) 16-59 30 33% ∆ in diet Manioc cultivation [3] IBP-HAP [3a] Canada Inuit 1969-70, 1989-90 (3) 118i 1c NAa Many biological outcomes Age, Unavailable age 5-17 1981-89 (2/year) 547i 1c Height, BMI, skinfold, handgrip Age i=individuals, c=communities. X=# of requests by third parties unaffiliated with study. Anthropometric Anthropometric
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