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Eldad Elkenave was a 1999-2000 Hart Fellow in Israel supported by the
International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public Life at Brandeis University.
Living in an Arab-Israeli village, Eldad was able to combine his interests in
anthropology and medicine as he investigated the cultural and communication
barriers local village women encountered in getting health care, paying
particular attention to the social role that the health clinics played in
village life.
Edlad graduated from Brandeis University in 1999 with a degree
in Anthropology. While at Brandeis, Eldad spent a summer in Cuamba,
Mozambique, interning with Medical Care Development International's
Child Survival and Community Health project. Before studying anthropology
at Brandeis, Eldad served in the Israeli Defense Forces, from 1993-1996.
After completing his Hart Fellowship, Eldad completed a medical
degree at Tufts University.
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