在北达科他州的美洲印第安人中过早死亡的模式,2010-2019年 (大流行前)

Melanie Nadeau1, Joel S Steele1, Amber Lyon-Colbert1

  • 1School of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND, United States.

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概括

北达科他州的美洲印第安人死亡率明显高,比白人居民年轻22.5岁. 解决这些差异需要多部门努力和文化敏感的医疗保健,以促进健康公平.

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