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Snell-Rood is a medical anthropologist examining how varied social relationships contribute to mental health and overall wellbeing. Focusing particularly on women living in poverty, she has conducted ethnographic and qualitative research among women living in slums in urban India and among women with depression in rural Appalachia, partnering with community-based research and advocacy organizations and lay health worker initiatives. Snell-Rood's current work explores how mental health interventions can be culturally tailored and implemented in low-resource rural U.S. settings.
Contributions
How Obamacare Repeal Would Harm Rural America
Basic Facts Brief,
In the News
"GOP Health Care Bill Would Make Rural America’s Distress Much Worse," Claire Snell-Rood (with ), The Conversation, June 26, 2017.
"‘Trumpcare’ Damages Rural New Mexicans," Claire Snell-Rood (with ), Santa Fe New Mexican, June 5, 2017.