Background: Little is known about longitudinal trends in diabetes mellitus among Aboriginal
people in Canada. We compared the incidence and prevalence of diabetes, and its impact …

Objective To compare changes in diagnosed diabetes prevalence and incidence among
Status Aboriginal men and women living in urban and rural areas of Alberta. Methods We …

Objectives. To track and compare trends in diabetes rates from 1995 to 2007 for Status
Aboriginal and general population youth. Study design. Longitudinal observational research …

Background Diabetes is an important contributor to the health inequity between Aboriginal
and non-Aboriginal Australians. This study aims to estimate incidence rates of diabetes and …

Diabetes and its complications are major contributors to morbidity and mortality among
Canada's Aboriginal populations. The epidemiology of diabetes among the Métis has not yet …

Around the globe, diabetes incidence and prevalence rates are several times higher among
Indigenous peoples compared to the general population (1). In Canada, Aboriginal peoples …

OBJECTIVE: To examine prospectively the association between age, BMI, and subsequent
incidence of type 2 diabetes in Australian aboriginal people. RESEARCH DESIGN AND …

Abstract In 2000/01, 60.1% of the off-reserve Aboriginal population but only 49.6% of the
non-Aboriginal population reported at least one chronic condition (see Definitions). Three …

Few studies have examined the consequences of the high prevalence of diabetes in
Aboriginal communities. We aimed to determine the rates and causes of mortality in all …

The need for determining Aboriginal population-specific risk factors of Type 2 Diabetes
Mellitus has become increasingly urgent as the incidence and prevalence rates are …