Background: Aboriginal women have been identified as having poorer pregnancy outcomes
than other Canadian women, but information on risk factors and outcomes has been …

PURPOSE: Inadequate prenatal care and higher incidences of higher-risk behaviors and
gestational diabetes, in addition to other significant determinants of health, place aboriginal …

This paper aims to describe delivery and birth outcomes of Aboriginal infants and their
mothers in an urban setting on the east coast of Australia. The paper uses a causal pathway …

Background A key focus of the Closing the Gap campaign is to reduce low birthweight in
Aboriginal babies. Limited research exists on factors affecting Aboriginal birthweight in …

Objective To identify the risk factors for preterm birth, low birthweight and small for
gestational age babies among remote-dwelling Aboriginal women. Methods The study …

Antenatal, intranatal and postnatal features of all Aboriginal women who lived at Cherbourg
Aboriginal Community and delivered during 1990, 1991 and 1992 were compared with all …

Objective To assess Aboriginal women's access to antenatal care and their pregnancy
outcomes in an urban setting. Design Retrospective descriptive study using an obstetric …

Objective To compare pregnancy characteristics and outcomes between Aboriginal and non‐
Aboriginal teenagers. Design, setting and population A retrospective cohort study using the …

Objective: To assess the association of Aboriginal and socioeconomic status with birth
outcome and maternal morbidity in Alberta. Methods: A retrospective cohort study using …

In the province of Manitoba, the incidence of preterm birth has been increasing and the rate
is higher among Aboriginal than non‐Aboriginal women. The purpose of this study was to …