Saskatchewan/epidemiology

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Prevalence, risk indicators and outcomes of bullying among on-reserve First Nations youth.

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Diabetes risk evaluation and microalbuminuria (DREAM) studies: ten years of participatory research with a First Nation's home and community model for type 2 diabetes care in Northern Saskatchewan.

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Tracking ancient pathways to a modern epidemic: diabetic end-stage renal disease in Saskatchewan aboriginal people.

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Stabilization of an increasing trend in physician-diagnosed asthma prevalence in Saskatchewan, 1991 to 1998.

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The prevalence of smokeless tobacco use in native children in northern Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Increased asthma hospitalizations among registered Indian children and adults in Saskatchewan, 1970-1989.

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Diabetes prevalence rates among First Nations adults on Saskatchewan reserves in 1990: comparison by tribal grouping, geography and with non-First Nations people.

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A locus influencing total serum cholesterol on chromosome 19p: results from an autosomal genomic scan of serum lipid concentrations in Pima Indians.

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Major gene segregation of actinic prurigo among North American Indians in Saskatchewan.

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A comparison of traumatic brain injury in the Saskatchewan native North American and non-native North American populations.

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