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Aboriginal Environmental Health

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Updated April 2013

Search results for:Aboriginal Environmental Health

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Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme.
Arctic pollution 2011.
Oslo, Norway: AMAP; 2011.
Assembly of First Nations.
The health of First Nations children and the environment. Discussion paper.
Ottawa, ON: AFN, Environmental Stewardship Unit; 2008 Mar.
Assembly of First Nations.
Traditional foods: Are they safe for First Nations consumption?.
Ottawa, ON: AFN, Environmental Stewardship Unit; 2007 Mar.
Assembly of First Nations.
Current status of First Nations environmental health research. Scoping paper.
Ottawa, ON: AFN, Environmental Stewardship Unit; 2008 Mar.
Assembly of First Nations.
Environmental health and First Nations women. Research paper.
Ottawa, ON: AFN, Environmental Stewardship Unit; 2009 Mar.
Assembly of First Nations.
Environmental health older adults and seniors (elders). Research paper.
Ottawa, ON: AFN, Environmental Stewardship Unit; 2009 Mar.
Assembly of First Nations.
First Nations perceptions of environmental issues. Study on areas of importance.
Ottawa, ON: AFN, Environmental Stewardship Unit; 2008 Mar.
Bottorff JL, Johnson JL, Carey J, Hutchinson P, Sullivan D, Mowatt R, Wardman D.
A family affair: Aboriginal women's efforts to limit second-hand smoke exposure at home.
Can J Public Health. 2010;101:32-5.
Boucher O, Jacobson S, Plusquellec P, Dewailly É, Ayotte P, Forget-Dubois N, et al.
Prenatal methylmercury, postnatal lead exposure, and evidence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among Inuit children in Arctic Québec.
Environ Health Perspect. 2012 Oct;120(10):1456-61.