The health problems of Aboriginal Australians, like those of many indigenous peoples,
resemble those of the developing world, yet they are dealt with using the tools, techniques …

Objective To describe results of a systematic treatment program to modify renal and
cardiovascular disease in an Aboriginal community whose rates of renal failure and …

Indigenous ill-health is a source of concern internationally. The Australian government is
committed to reducing the 17-year gap in the mortality rates of Indigenous and non …

The southern region of the Northern Territory, known informally as 'Central Australia', lies
within Australia's most arid country. Sparsely populated, it is remote from the areas of …

The health of Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory of Australia is among the worst in
the world, with mortality rates increased in every 'disease‐specific'category and averaging …

Objective To define recent trends (1993‐1996) in incidence of endstage renal disease
(ESRD) among Australian Aboriginal people in the Top End of the Northern Territory (NT) …

This article outlines the increasing awareness, service development and research in renal
disease in Aboriginal people in Australia's Northern Territory, among whom the rates of …

Renal disease in Australian Aboriginals Page 1 Editorials It is likely that most errors occur
because of system problems. Typical examples are poor stafftraining and non-existent work …

Aborigines living in remote areas are in epidemiologic transition, marginalized and poor.
They have sub-standard living conditions, poor education, poor nutrition, few employment …

We describe the treatment of Australian Aboriginals with end‐stage renal disease (ESRD) in
the Top End of the Northern Territory from 1978 to 1993. Eighty‐three Aboriginals and 44 …