Indigenous populations worldwide are experiencing social, cultural, demographic,
nutritional, and psychoemotional changes that have a profound impact on health …

Background Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is implicated in up to 50% of diabetes-related
foot ulcers (DFU) and significantly contributes to morbidity and mortality in this population …

Background Hepatitis B is endemic in the Indigenous communities of the Northern Territory
of Australia and significantly contributes to liver-related morbidity and mortality. It is …

This article provides a critical discussion of the social determinants of health framework and
compares it with theoretical perspectives, such as that offered by assemblage theory …

An estimated 370 million Indigenous people reside in 90 countries and make up 5% of the
global population. Three hundred million Indigenous people live in extremely …

Colonization has negatively impacted Canada's Aboriginal people, with one of the
consequences being loss of traditional knowledge, beliefs and practices, including …

This review of qualitative research examining young Indigenous Australians' sexual health
highlights the profoundly social nature of young people's sexual lives. Nineteen peer …

Sexual health indicators for young remote-living Aboriginal women are the worst of all of
Australian women. This study aimed to describe and explore young women's behaviour and …

Indigenous people are over-represented among the world's disadvantaged; their health is
influenced by lack of access to critical resources including health care and by their cultural …

Globally, indigenous peoples live with stark disparities in health when compared with
national populations. The disparities arise from a combination of factors that relate to the …