Background Aboriginal populations are at substantially higher risks of adverse birth outcomes,
perinatal and infant mortality than their non-Aboriginal counterparts even in developed …

BACKGROUND: Infant mortality is higher in Indigenous than non-Indigenous populations,
but comparable data on infant morbidity are lacking in Canada. We evaluated disparities in …

Background: Inuit and First Nations populations have higher rates of stillbirth than non-Aboriginal
populations in Canada do, but little is known about the timing and cause of stillbirth in …

Objective To evaluate trends in macrosomia by severity in Indigenous vs. non‐Indigenous
populations of Québec, Canada. Methods We used a retrospective cohort of 2,298,332 …

Several international and national organizations have issued recommendations on the
definition of healthy housing. All agree that access to adequate housing constitutes a universal …

In Quebec, Canada, eligibility for palivizumab (PVZ) immunoprophylaxis was expanded in
fall 2016 to include healthy-full-term (HFT) infants residing in the circumpolar region of …

Renfermant 21% de la population de Ouagadougou en 2014, les quartiers périurbains non
lotis avec le caractère informel et anarchique des habitats ne permettent pas une …

Human actions such as overgrazing, the development of cities at the expense of forests, high
intensity and poor agricultural management, and so forth, reduce the resources available …

Background Tuberculosis continues to disproportionately affect many Indigenous populations
in the USA, Canada, and Greenland. We aimed to investigate whether population-based …

Nowadays a dual system of seed supply is leading agricultural activities in developing
countries, with a formal system of organized seed production and an informal system based on …