Abstract Arctic Indigenous Peoples are among the most exposed humans when it comes to
foodborne mercury (Hg). In response, Hg monitoring and research have been on-going in …

Introduction Participatory research involving community engagement is considered the gold
standard in Indigenous health research. However, it is sometimes unclear whether and how …

The land is critically important for the health of Indigenous peoples, as it is the place where
Indigenous Knowledge originates to form strong and healthy relationships. In the wake of …

ABSTRACT In Northern Canada, climate change has led to many acute and interrelated
health and environmental impacts experienced among Inuit populations. Community-based …

Climate change is disproportionally affecting Indigenous peoples' livelihoods across the
globe. Despite this fact, climate adaptation planning and responses are not immediate …

The international context of Indigenous mental health and wellbeing has been shaped by a
number of key works recognizing Indigenous rights. Despite international recognitions, the …

Background To summarise the evidentiary basis related to causes of inequities in chronic
kidney disease among Indigenous Peoples. Methods We conducted a Kaupapa Māori meta …

Indigenous communities in the Arctic often face unique drinking water quality challenges
related to inadequate infrastructure and environmental contamination; however, limited …

Background Indigenous communities are often portrayed from a deficit-based lens; however,
Indigenous communities have self-determined perspectives of health and well-being that …

Plain English summary Community involvement is important in good research practice. We
led a community-based study to improve early detection and treatment of childhood hearing …