Aborigines in remote Australia are living in profound socio‐economic disadvantage and
epidemiological transition. They are also experiencing an epidemic of cardiovascular …

Rates of end‐stage renal disease in the Aboriginal community have been increasing over
the past two decades, particularly in the northern and more remote areas of Australia, and …

Abstract Background. Australian Aborigines living in remote areas have exceedingly high
rates of renal failure together with increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. To …

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

The natural history of renal disease in Australian Aborigines. Part 2. Albuminuria predicts
natural death and renal failure. Background The purpose of this study was to describe the …

The multidimensional nature of renal disease: Rates and associations of albuminuria in an
Australian Aboriginal community. Background An epidemic of end-stage renal disease …

Background Australian aboriginal people living in remote regions have extraordinary higher
rates of mortality compared with other Australian ethnicities. Albuminuria marks the …

An epidemic of renal failure is accompanying the rising rates of hypertension, type 2
diabetes and cardiovascular disease among Aborigines in the Northern Territory of …

Rates of end-stage renal disease among Australian Aboriginal people have been increasing
over the past 2 decades, particularly in the northern and more remote areas of Australia, and …

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 …