Emily A Kendall

Jan 22, 2024 | thorax.bmj.com | Emily A Kendall |Peter J. Kitonsa |Annet Nalutaaya |Katherine O. Robsky

Twitter @emilyakendall, @davidwdowdyContributors DD conceptualised the project, and DD, MK-M, EAK, AC and AK contributed to funding acquisition. PJK, JM and KCE contributed to data collection along with other members of the STOMP-TB study team. DD (project PI), AK (local PI), EAK (scientific lead), AC (parent research consortium), MK-M (laboratory) and PJK (local coordinator) provided supervision. AN and EAK curated data. EAK performed formal analysis, wrote the original draft and generated figures.

Dec 2, 2023 | thorax.bmj.com | Emily A Kendall |Peter J. Kitonsa |Annet Nalutaaya |Katherine O. Robsky

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Mar 2, 2023 | britannica.com | Emily A Kendall

hazing, form of initiation that occurs when new members enter certain social groups, most often characterized by degrading, humiliating, or dangerous tasks and behaviours. Hazing is typically associated with student organizations such as university fraternities and sororities, but similar initiation rituals take place within the military, sports teams, clubs, street gangs, workplace environments, and a variety of other social settings.

Mar 1, 2023 | britannica.com | Emily A Kendall

gender binary, system that classifies sex and gender into a pair of opposites, often imposed by culture, religion, or other societal pressures. Within the gender binary system, all of the human population fits into one of two genders: man or woman.

Feb 1, 2023 | britannica.com | Emily A Kendall

nonbinary gender, gender identity adopted by individuals who feel that they do not fit into the traditional male/female gender binary. In the 21st century, the gender binary is increasingly considered to be a social construct that reinforces gender roles and stereotypes, a tendency that harms even those who are cisgender (that is, identify with the gender assigned at their birth). Those who identify as nonbinary may not feel that they are a man or a woman.