학술논문
Centering strengths of traditional knowledge and culturally sensitive interventions: Strategizing provision of prediabetes wellness interventions for indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities in the United States and across Southeast Asia.
Document Type
Article
Author
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Subject
*TRADITIONAL knowledge
*MINORITIES
*INDIGENOUS peoples
*PREDIABETIC state
*NATIVE Americans
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Language
ISSN
1753-0393
Abstract
Keywords: cultural; ethnic minorities; indigenous peoples; interventions; knowledge; strengths; traditional EN cultural ethnic minorities indigenous peoples interventions knowledge strengths traditional 783 785 3 12/01/22 20221101 NES 221101 The systematic review and meta-analysis on the international prevalence of prediabetes in children and adolescents from 1996 to 2021 has sparked immense interest in the topic of prediabetes.[1] The review rendered novel insights into the rapidly rising and worrisome trend of diabetes incidence among young people. However, differentiated approaches to health are warranted to address the specific needs of indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities in the United States and across Southeast Asia. [Extracted from the article]