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Uncovering the Determinants of Cardiovascular Disease among Indigenous People

Unknown authors · 2006
hash_id: b17cd65947f79f860f535652f644997b6a19053014ff26de3c3f03cc8377aeb3 · DOI: 10.1080/13557850500485485

OBJECTIVE: This paper attempts to delineate an appropriate methodology for research into cardiovascular diseases (CVD) in the context of the Australian Indigenous population. DESIGN: Our argument proceeds in three main stages of critical analysis of the appropriate literature. First we demonstrate the extremely complex aetiology of CVD and also argue that, in any population, exposure to many of the more important risk factors at an individual or group level is generated through social and behavioural factors whose causation, persistence and reproduction are both complex and multilayered. Secondly, and having established that the aetiology and morbidity of CVD in various populations is a product of a complex and interactive hierarchy of biomedical, social and political processes, we argue that only research …

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