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“Must we all die?” : Alaska’s enduring struggle with tuberculosis

Published 2005 | Regional Coverage: Alaska | Location: Library

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Transcultural concepts in nursing care

Published 1999 | Regional Coverage: | Location: Library

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Healing traditions: the mental health of aboriginal peoples in Canada

Published 2009 | Regional Coverage: Canada | Location: Library

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Canadian Arctic contaminants assessment report II

Published 2003 | Regional Coverage: | Location: Library

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Mapping the healing journey : the final report of a First Nation research project on healing in Canadian Aboriginal communities

Published 2002 | Regional Coverage: Canada | Location: Library

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  • Maps and dreams : Indians and the British Columbia frontier
  • Disease change and the role of medicine: the Navajo experience
  • Sanatujut : pride in women's work : Copper and Caribou Inuit clothing traditions
  • Depression among Aboriginal people living with HIV/AIDS : research report
  • The first Canadians: a profile of Canada's Native people today
  • Living Arctic: hunters of the Canadian North
  • Finding Dahshaa
  • Health of Native People of North America: a bibliography and guide to resources
  • The coming of the spirit of pestilence : introduced infectious diseases and population decline among Northwest Coast Indians, 1774-1874
  • The Sahtu atlas
  • Traditional plant foods of Canadian indigenous peoples : nutrition, botany, and use
  • My spirit soars
  • Canadian journal of Aboriginal community-based HIV/AIDS research.
  • The living tradition of Yup'ik masks : Agayuliyararput, our way of making prayer
  • Southeast Asian tribal groups and ethnic minorities: a cultural survival report
  • A survey of the contemporary Indians of Canada : a report on economic, political, educational needs and policies
  • The geography of the Canadian north : issues and challenges
  • National Geographic satellite atlas of the world.
  • Disease surveillance : a public health informatics approach
  • Mapping the healing journey : the final report of a First Nation research project on healing in Canadian Aboriginal communities
  • Encyclopedia of the Arctic: volume 2, G-N
  • A practical guide for health researchers
  • The Sámi people : traditions in transition
  • Health problems and health care delivery in the Canadian North : selected papers of J.A. Hildes and O. Schaefer
  • A little matter of genocide: holocaust and denial in the Americas 1492 to the present
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