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      • Bringing the message home : enabling urban aboriginal families for wholistic health 

        McNeil, Karen Patricia (2008-07-08)
        BACKGROUND: The health of Aboriginal children and families has been negatively influenced by existing social and economic disparities, dramatic lifestyle disruption, social marginalization, inactivity, dietary change, and ...
      • The cultural relevance of diabetes supportive care for Aboriginal peoples offered through Ontario Diabetes Education Centres 

        Yocom, Alisa (2008-12-16)
        BACKGROUND: Type 2 diabetes disproportionately affects Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Supportive care, comprised of services, resources or support designed to improve the quality of life for persons with diabetes is an ...
      • Positive Youth Development in Aboriginal Physical Activity 

        Bruner, Mark William; Hillier, Sean; Baillie, Colin P. T.; Lavalee, Lynn F.; Bruner, Brenda G.; Hare, Katharine; Lovelace, Robert; Lévesque, Lucie (2015-12-07)
        Physical activity and, more specifically, sport, can positively impact the body, mind, heart, and spirit of Aboriginal youth. Despite enthusiasm for these benefits, there is a paucity of published information reviewing the ...

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