Access to Healthcare May Lead to Lower Amputation Rates for First Nations Communities

October 2, 2007 // // Posted in Aboriginal Health News

Oct. 1, 2007 – Canadian First Nations people are at much higher risk for type 2 diabetes and its risk factors than the overall Canadian population. Read More

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