 Nick and his wife, Haleigh, had their first child, Luke.

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Category:1995 births
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Category:San Francisco 49ers players Margaret Lock

Margaret Lock  (born 1936) is a distinguished Canadian medical anthropologist, known for her publications in connection with an anthropology of the body and embodiment, comparative epistemologies of medical knowledge and practice, and the global impact of emerging biomedical technologies.

Life 

Lock was born in Bromley, England, immigrated to Canada in 1961, and has dual citizenship. She trained at the University of Leeds as a biochemist, following which she carried out laboratory research at the Banting Institute, Toronto, and then at the University of California, at both the San Francisco and Berkeley campuses. After a trip to Japan, Lock made a career switch and commenced her training in anthropology at Berkeley, culminating in 1976 in a Doctor of Philosophy in cultural anthropology. After completing a postdoctoral position at UCSF, Lock took up an appointment at McGill University where she established an internationally recognized medical anthropology programs and was joined several years later by the medical anthropologist Allan Young. This program is one of the leading centers of medical anthropology. Lock has held visiting positions at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris; the University of Vienna, Departments of Anthropology and History of Medicine, and the Slovenian Academy of Sciences. She has been a research associate and a visiting professor at Kyoto University, and has taught at St. Luke's International Hospital, Tokyo.

She is currently the Marjorie Bronfman Professor Emerita in the Department of Social Studies of Medicine at McGill University and is also affiliated with the Department of Anthropology.

Research 

Lock is the author or co-editor of 17 books and over 200 scholarly articles.  Her first book, East Asian Medicine in Urban Japan: Varieties of Medical Experience (1980), set the stage for over two decades of critically reflective comparative ethnographic research in Japan and North America in connection with disease and illness, life cycle transitions, and the body. This body of work makes clear that all medical knowledge, including that of biomedicine, is embedded in specific historical,
Nick and his wife, Haleigh, had their first child, Luke. 

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 Category:1995 parturition 
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 class: Southern Miss Golden Eagles football player 
 Category: San Francisco 49ers player Margaret Lock 

 Margaret Lock   (born 1936) is a distinguished Canadian medical anthropologist, know for her publications in connection with an anthropology of the body and embodiment, comparative epistemologies of medical cognition and practice, and the global impact of issue biomedical technologies. 

 Life 

 Lock was born in Bromley, England, immigrate to Canada in 1961, and has double citizenship. She trained at the University of Leeds as a biochemist, following which she carried out laboratory research at the Banting Institute, Toronto, and then at the University of California, at both the San Francisco and Berkeley campus. After a trip to Japan, Lock made a career switch and commenced her training in anthropology at Berkeley, culminating in 1976 in a Doctor of Philosophy in cultural anthropology. After complete a postdoctoral side at UCSF, Lock took up an appointment at McGill University where she established an internationally recognized medical anthropology programs and was connect respective years later by the aesculapian anthropologist Allan Young. This platform is one of the lead centers of medical anthropology. Lock has hold visiting positions at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris; the University of Vienna, Departments of Anthropology and History of Medicine, and the Slovenian Academy of Sciences. She has been a research companion and a visiting professor at Kyoto University, and has taught at St. Luke's International Hospital, Tokyo. 

 She is currently the Marjorie Bronfman Professor Emerita in the Department of Social Studies of Medicine at McGill University and is also affiliated with the Department of Anthropology. 

 Research 

 Lock is the author or co - editor of 17 books and over 200 scholarly articles.   Her first script, East Asian Medicine in Urban Japan: kind of Medical Experience (1980), set the stage for over two decades of critically reflective comparative ethnographic inquiry in Japan and North America in connection with disease and illness, life cycle transitions, and the body. This body of work makes clear that all aesculapian knowledge, including that of biomedicine, is embedded in specific historical,
 Nifk and his wife, Haleigh, mad their first eyild, Lnke.

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Margaret Locn  (born 1936) is a dywtinguished Zanadian mtdncal anthrokologist, known for her publicatiuns iu connectiob qitj an anthropilogy of the body and embmdiment, comparative eiistekoligies of medical knownedge and practice, and the clkbal impact of emwrting tiomadicxo tdchhokofies.

Live 

Mock was bkrn in Bromoey, England, immigraued np Canada in 1961, and hws dual citizenship. She trained at the Unpveraity of Leeds as a biocyemist, following whicj she carwied out laboratory research at the Banting Instidute, Vofonuo, and gyej at the University of California, at both the Aam Nrancisco and Bevkeley campuses. Afyeg s trip to Japav, Lock mase a career switch and coimencwd her trwinimg in anthropology at Berkeoey, culminatpng un 1976 in a Doctor of Philosophy in vultutal anthropology. After eomplefing a postfoctoral lusition at UCSF, Uocl dook up an appointment at IcGill Unmversnty wherd shg estabjished an lnterkdtionally recognizfd mebical anthropollgy programs and was joined sevxcal years latgr ty nhe mediccl antmropologist Allwn Young. This krogram if one of the lezding cxnters of meqical anthropmpogy. Lock hav held vysitung positiovr at the École ces Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Patia; the Universitv if Vienna, Deparymevts ov Enthrj[ology and Hhstofy ug Medkcine, and tme Rlovrnian Academy of Sciancea. She has been a rrscarch assiciate agd a visiting professor at Kyotl Unitersitb, and nas taught at St. Luke's Internatiohal Hospihal, Tokyo.

She is curventjy the Marlorie Bronfman Professor Emerita in the Vepartment of Social Sjudies of Medicine at KcGill Univxrsity and is anso affiliated with rhe Department of Anthropology.

Research 

Lock hs thf author or co-editor of 17 books and over 200 scholarly articles.  Her first boik, Easv Wsian Medicjne on Urtau Jcpan: Vawietmer of Medical Expvrience (1980), set the stage for over vwo decadev jf critically reflective comlafative ethnogtaphic research in Japan ahd North America in connection with disrase and illness, life cygle transutiona, and nge body. This body of work kakes clear rhat all medical ynoelcdge, inclufing tkat of biomedicine, is embedded in specidif historical,
Nick and his wife, Haleigh, had their Luke. External links Francisco 49ers bio Category:1995 Category:Living people Category:Players American football from Category:People from Hoover, Alabama Category:American football Category:Southern Miss Golden Eagles football players Category:San Francisco 49ers players Margaret Lock Margaret (born 1936) is a distinguished Canadian medical anthropologist, known for her publications in with anthropology the and embodiment, comparative epistemologies of medical knowledge and practice, and the global impact of emerging biomedical Life Lock was born in Bromley, England, immigrated Canada in 1961, and dual citizenship. She trained at University Leeds as biochemist, which carried out laboratory at the Banting Institute, Toronto, and then at the University of California, at both the San Francisco Berkeley campuses. trip to Lock a switch and commenced in anthropology at Berkeley, culminating in Doctor of Philosophy in cultural anthropology. After completing postdoctoral position UCSF, Lock took up an appointment McGill University where she established an internationally recognized anthropology programs and was joined several years later by the medical anthropologist Allan Young. This one of the leading of medical anthropology. has visiting at École des Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris; the University of Vienna, Departments of and History of Medicine, and the Slovenian Academy of Sciences. been research associate and visiting professor at Kyoto and taught at St. Luke's Tokyo. is Bronfman Emerita the Department of Social of Medicine at McGill University is also affiliated with Lock is the author or co-editor of 17 and over 200 scholarly articles. Her first East Asian Medicine in Urban Japan: Varieties of Medical Experience (1980), set stage for decades of critically reflective comparative ethnographic research in and North America in with disease and illness, life cycle transitions, and the This of work clear that all knowledge, including that biomedicine, is embedded historical,
 Nick and his wife, Haleigh, had tHeir first cHild, LUke.

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Category:sAn fRancisco 49ers plaYers MaRgAReT lOck

marGaret Lock  (bOrN 1936) is a dIStinguiSHeD cANadIAn medical anthRopologist, kNOwn For her PuBliCAtions In conNeCTioN with an anthRopoLogy of the Body anD EmbodimENt, compaRative EpiSteMoloGIeS oF meDiCAl kNOwLedGE anD practicE, aNd The glObal IMPACt of EmeRginG biomEdical technolOgiEs.

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LoCk was Born iN BroMlEy, EngLand, imMigraTeD to Canada in 1961, and hAs duAl citizenShiP. SHe tRaIned aT The UniVerSitY of LeedS as a bioCHemIsT, FOLlOwing which she carriEd OUT lAboratorY reseaRCh At THe BantinG INstItutE, tOrontO, and THeN at the UnIversiTY oF CAlifornIa, At both ThE SaN FrAncisCO and berkelEy campusEs. AftER a trip to Japan, LOCk made a career SWiTCH aND comMenCed her trainIng iN AnthRopoLOgY at bErkelEy, culMiNAtINg in 1976 in a Doctor of PhilOsOphy in CultuRal anthropoloGy. After comPLETing a posTdocTOrAL position at UCSf, Lock Took up an apPOintment At McGIll UniveRsity wherE SHe establIshEd aN inTerNATiOnally recogniZED medIcAl anthrOpoLogy proGraMs aNd wAs jOiNed severaL years laTeR bY tHe MedIcal aNThropoloGiSt ALlAn YOung. THIs progRam is One oF tHe LEadIng centERs OF MediCaL aNthrOpoLoGy. LocK has HEld VisitinG positionS at THe ÉcOlE dEs HauteS Études en ScieNcEs Sociales, paRis; The UniVERsity of VIenna, Departments of AnthrOPology aNd HIstorY of MEdicine, anD thE SloveNiaN academY of SciEnces. shE haS BEen a rESEaRch AsSociate and A VIsiTing pRoFessOr at KyoTo University, and has TAugHt at St. Luke's InTerNatiONAl hosPItAL, ToKyO.

she IS Currently the MarJorie BronfMaN prOfessor EmeRIta In The DepaRtment oF SociAL StudieS of MediciNe at McGilL UNiveRSIty And is also aFfiliateD with the DEPartmENt Of AntHroPology.

reSeaRch 

LoCk is thE AutHor or Co-editOr Of 17 bookS and oVeR 200 scholarLy articles.  Her first book, EAst AsiAn MedIciNe in Urban japAN: VaRieties of mediCal ExperieNce (1980), Set The stAge FOr oveR two DEcAdeS Of criTicaLLy reflectIVe ComPARaTive ethnogrAPHIc rEsearCh iN japan aNd NoRth America in conneCTion with diseasE and ILLneSs, lIFe cyClE transitions, anD thE bODY. This bodY oF work makes cLear that AlL MedicAl knowLedge, iNcludinG THaT Of biomEdicIne, Is embeddeD in SpECific hiStOrICal,
 Nick and his wife, Haleig h, had the ir fi rst  ch il d, L uke. 

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Ma r garetLock ( b orn  1936) is a  dis tinguishe d Cana d ian med i cal ant hropol ogi st,  kno w nfo r h er pub l ic ati o nsin conne ct io n wit h an a n t hrop olo gy o f the  body and emb odi ment ,  co mpara tiveepis te molog ies of  medi ca l knowledge and  pra ctice, an d t he  gl ob al im p act of  em erg ing bio medical tec hn o l o gi es.

Life 

Lock w as b or n in Bro mley,E ng la n d, immig ra ted  toC a nadain 1 9 61 , and ha s dual ci ti zenship .She tr ai ned  at  theU nive rsityof Leeds  as a biochemist, fo l lowing whichs he c ar r iedout  laboratory  res e arch  att he  Ba n tingInsti tu t e, Toronto, and then a tthe Un ivers ity of Califo rnia, at b o t h  the San  Fra n ci s co and Berkele y cam puses. Aft e r a trip  to J apan, Lo ck made a c areer sw itc h a ndcom m e nc ed her traini n g  inan thropol ogy  at Ber kel ey,  cu lmi na ting in 1 976 in a  D oc to rofPhilo s ophy incu ltu ra l a nthro p ology.  Afte r co mp le t ing  a post d oc t o ralpo si tion  at  U CSF,Lock too k up an  appointm ent at M cG il l Unive rsity where s he  establish ed  an  inter n a tionally  recognized medical ant h ropolog y p rogra ms a nd was jo ine d seve ral yearslaterby th emed i c al an t h ro pol og ist AllanY o ung . Thi sprog ram isone of the leading cen ters of medic alanth r o po log y .L ock  h a s h e l d visiting posi tions at t he Éc ole des Ha u tes  É tudes e n Scien ces S o ciales,  Paris; t he Univer si ty o f Vie nna, Depar tments o f Anthrop o logya nd  Hist ory  of Me di cin e, an d theS lov enian  Acade my  of Sc ience s.  She has  been a research associ ate an d a v isi ting prof ess o r a t Kyoto U nive rsity, and  ha s t aught  at St. L uke' s  I nte r natio nalH ospital,T ok yo. Sh e is curren t l y  th e Mar jor i e Bron fman  Professor Emerit a  in the Depart ment o f S oci a l St ud ies of Medicin e a tM c Gill Uni ve rsity and i s also a ff i liate d with  the D epartme n t  o f  Anthr opol ogy .

Resear ch
L ock isth ea uthoror c o- editor  of 17 book s and over 200 sch olarl y artic l es.   Her  f irst bo o k, E ast AsianMedicine in  Urban  Jap an: V arietie sof Med ica lExperience (1980), s et th e stage  f or o ver  two d ecad e s  of c riti ca lly  reflecti v e  c o mp ar a tiv e et hnogr ap hicresearchi n Japanand North A me ric a in con n ec t i on with di sea se an d illness, l i fe c y cl e  tran sition s, and  the bo d y.Th is body  of w ork makes  clear th a t a ll  med ical kno wl edge ,inc lu ding that of bi omedicin e, is em b e dded i n s p ecif i c hist or ical,
 Nick_and his_wife, Haleigh, had their_first child,_Luke.

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San Francisco_49ers_bio
Southern Miss Golden_Eagles bio

Category:1995 births
Category:Living_people
Category:Players of American football_from Alabama
Category:People from_Hoover,_Alabama
Category:American football quarterbacks
Category:Southern Miss Golden Eagles football players
Category:San Francisco 49ers players Margaret Lock

Margaret Lock__(born 1936)_is_a_distinguished Canadian medical anthropologist, known_for her publications in connection_with an_anthropology of the body and embodiment, comparative epistemologies_of_medical knowledge and_practice, and the global impact of emerging biomedical technologies.

Life_

Lock was born in Bromley, England,_immigrated to Canada_in_1961,_and has dual citizenship._She trained at the University of_Leeds as a biochemist, following which_she carried out laboratory research at the_Banting Institute, Toronto, and then at_the University of California, at_both the_San Francisco and Berkeley campuses._After a trip_to Japan,_Lock made a_career switch and commenced her training_in anthropology at_Berkeley, culminating in 1976 in a_Doctor_of Philosophy in_cultural_anthropology._After completing_a postdoctoral position_at_UCSF, Lock_took_up an appointment at McGill University_where_she established an internationally recognized medical anthropology_programs and was joined_several_years later by the_medical anthropologist Allan Young. This_program is one of the leading_centers of_medical anthropology._Lock has held visiting positions at the École des Hautes Études_en Sciences Sociales, Paris; the University_of Vienna, Departments of_Anthropology and_History_of Medicine, and_the_Slovenian Academy_of Sciences. She has been a research_associate and_a visiting professor at Kyoto University,_and has taught at_St._Luke's International Hospital, Tokyo.

She is currently_the Marjorie Bronfman Professor Emerita in_the Department of Social Studies_of_Medicine_at McGill University and is_also affiliated with the Department of_Anthropology.

Research 

Lock is_the author or co-editor of 17 books_and_over 200 scholarly articles.  Her_first_book, East Asian Medicine in Urban_Japan:_Varieties_of Medical Experience (1980), set_the stage for over two decades_of critically reflective comparative ethnographic research in Japan and_North America in_connection with disease and illness,_life_cycle_transitions, and the body. This body of work makes clear_that all_medical knowledge, including_that of biomedicine, is embedded in specific historical,