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Smallpox and the Native American
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 2002With the arrival of Europeans in the Western Hemisphere, Native American populations were exposed to new infectious diseases, diseases for which they lacked immunity. These communicable diseases, including smallpox and measles, devastated entire native populations.
Kristine B, Patterson, Thomas, Runge
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Archives of Family Medicine, 1998
To gain an understanding of the prevalence, utilization patterns, and practice implications of the use of Native American healers together with the use of physicians, we conducted semistructured interviews at an urban Indian Health Service clinic in Milwaukee, Wisc, of a convenience sample of 150 patients at least 18 years old. The mean age of patients
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To gain an understanding of the prevalence, utilization patterns, and practice implications of the use of Native American healers together with the use of physicians, we conducted semistructured interviews at an urban Indian Health Service clinic in Milwaukee, Wisc, of a convenience sample of 150 patients at least 18 years old. The mean age of patients
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Women's Health Issues, 1994
more open and liberal than the one in which they were raised. Some of these girls have to go home right after school, and miss all the socialization that's important to a teenager. This can get in the way of their being accepted by their peers, and lead to their feeling isolated and different.
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more open and liberal than the one in which they were raised. Some of these girls have to go home right after school, and miss all the socialization that's important to a teenager. This can get in the way of their being accepted by their peers, and lead to their feeling isolated and different.
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Science, 1979
Two North American fossil species of large felids, hitherto regarded as Late Cenozoic pumas (mountain lion), are in fact closely related to the living cheetah, Acinonyx , of Africa and Eurasia. A new subgenus ( Miracinonyx ) is proposed for the American species.
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Two North American fossil species of large felids, hitherto regarded as Late Cenozoic pumas (mountain lion), are in fact closely related to the living cheetah, Acinonyx , of Africa and Eurasia. A new subgenus ( Miracinonyx ) is proposed for the American species.
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Obesity and Suicide in Native Americans
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1999In 16 Pueblo communities in the Rio Grande area, suicide rates were not significantly associated with the prevalence of noninsulin-dependent diabetes.
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2011
The social networks of Native Americans are as diverse as the population, providing connections and communications within tribes, regions and nations as well as among these groups and with other populations.
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The social networks of Native Americans are as diverse as the population, providing connections and communications within tribes, regions and nations as well as among these groups and with other populations.
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1999
Abstract When Hispanics from the south and Europeans from the east arrived in the what is now the United States, they found a large number of peoples who, for the most part, had discovered America several millennia earlier. It seems likely that most of these first Americans had come from Central Asia over the Bering Strait and that they ...
David Leeming, Jake Page
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Abstract When Hispanics from the south and Europeans from the east arrived in the what is now the United States, they found a large number of peoples who, for the most part, had discovered America several millennia earlier. It seems likely that most of these first Americans had come from Central Asia over the Bering Strait and that they ...
David Leeming, Jake Page
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2005
Abstract Whiib Still In His Late Twenties, Roger Williams Began A Series of close contacts with the American Indians. His two years in the Plymouth Colony, from 1631 to 1633, gave him time to work out some theological problems, to welcome his firstborn (a son) into the world, and to begin a friendship with the Indians.
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Abstract Whiib Still In His Late Twenties, Roger Williams Began A Series of close contacts with the American Indians. His two years in the Plymouth Colony, from 1631 to 1633, gave him time to work out some theological problems, to welcome his firstborn (a son) into the world, and to begin a friendship with the Indians.
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