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Published on: January 12, 2018
Perspectives on research in American Indian communities
1Zuni Indian Tribe.
Abstract:
This article discusses research-oriented responsibilities of the Zuni governor and tribal council to the Zuni people. To reduce potential negative effects and to enhance the lifestyle of the Zuni, these bodies screen and review research in an effort to ascertain compliance with tribal law, to be culturally respectful, and to determine what, if any, beneficial effects the research will have for the Zuni people. As a result, studies concerning high prevalence disease, such as diabetes, are given preference. These principles may apply to other American Indian and Alaskan native communities.
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