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population scientist - a scientist who studies the growth and density of populations and their vital statistics

sociologist - a social scientist who studies the institutions and development of human society

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"From a very early age, we associate how people present their oral health with all kinds of biases that reflect some of the social biases that we have," dentist and University of California at San Francisco population scientist Susan Hyde says.

For millions, access to dental services is limited

(The report was unearthed and published in 1994 by population scientist Stephen Mumford in his book, The Life and Death of NSSM 200, available from the Center for Research on Population and Security, P.O.

Horror and perspective. (CHURCH AND STATE)

The report remained buried until 1992, when population scientist Stephen D.

Curbing population: an opportunity missed

Utah's leading social and population scientists examine the state's social, political, religious, and demographic elements.

Utah at the beginning of the new millennium; a demographic perspective

Population scientists increasingly recognize how assumptions about "race" and "ethnicity" are promoted by social phenomena like the categories used in population survey instruments, journal publication guidelines, and the editorial review of research.

The risks of race in addressing health disparities

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