Sean Prall

Assistant Professor

University of Missouri Columbia
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Sean Prall is an Assistant Professor at the University of Missouri Columbia, USA. His research focuses on vaccine perceptions, medical mistrust, and healthcare experiences in rural and indigenous communities, particularly in Namibia. He has published extensively on topics including endogamy, fertility, and the socio-cultural factors influencing health decisions in marginalized populations.

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Jennifer Clair French

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Brenna Henn

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Sheina Lew-Levy

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