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Mark Lambert is an Assistant Professor in Behavioral Medicine, Medical Humanities and Bioethics, and the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Program. His work bridges bioethics, indigenous studies, and religious studies, focusing on stigmatized diseases like Hansen’s disease (leprosy), HIV/AIDS, and neglected tropical diseases, particularly their impact on marginalized communities in the U.S., including Hawai’i. He is also exploring the historical development of osteopathy, emphasizing A.T. Still’s engagement with Shawnee medical practices.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Religious Studies (Theology and Bioethics concentration), University of Chicago Divinity School
- M.A. in Divinity, University of Chicago Divinity School
- B.A. in Philosophy and Religion, Truman State University
Research interests include the intersection of religion, spirituality, and healthcare, with a focus on historical and ethical dimensions of medical stigma. His work highlights interdisciplinary approaches to understanding health disparities and cultural epistemologies in medicine.
