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T. Kue Young

T. Kue Young is the TransCanada Chair in Aboriginal Health in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto.

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Aboriginal Health in Canada

Aboriginal Health in Canada

Historical, Cultural, and Epidemiological Perspectives, Second Edition
by James B. Waldram; D. Ann Herring & T. Kue Young
edition:Hardcover
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Health Transitions in Arctic Populations

Health Transitions in Arctic Populations

by Peter Bjerregaard & T. Kue Young
edition:Hardcover
also available: Paperback eBook
tagged : health care issues
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Population Health

Population Health

Concepts and Methods
by T. Kue Young
edition:Hardcover
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The Health of Native Americans

Toward a Biocultural Epidemiology
by T. Kue Young
edition:Hardcover
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Aboriginal Populations

Aboriginal Populations

Social, Demographic, and Epidemiological Perspectives
contributions by Frank Trovato; Mary Jane Norris; Chris Andersen; Michael J. Chandler; Senada Delic; Gustave Goldmann; Malcolm King; Than H. Kukutai; Mandy Yap; Cora Voyageur; Ravi Verma; John Taylor; Matthew Snipp; Sacha Senécal; Norbert Robitaille; Sarah Prout; Ian Pool; Andrey N. Petrov; Evelyn J. Peters; Roger Maaka; Anatole Romaniuk; Ron Laliberté; Brenda Kobayashi; Eric Guimond; James Frideres; Stewart Clatworthy; Nickolas Biddle & T. Kue Young
edition:eBook
also available: Paperback
tagged : demography, native american studies
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Circumpolar Health Atlas

Circumpolar Health Atlas

edited by T. Kue Young
edition:eBook
also available: Hardcover
tagged : geography, native american studies
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