Reasons for Inequity in Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians in Relation to Child Obesity

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This article discusses the reasons for inequity in child obesity between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians, focusing on living standards and economic situations. It also explores a primary health care intervention and the role of cultural knowledge in accessing health care services.

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Reasons for Inequity in Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians in Relation to Child Obesity

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