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Disease manifestations of Helicobacter pylori infection in Arctic Canada: using epidemiology to address community concerns.
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Fedorak, R.N., Bailey, R., Girgis, S., van Zanten, S.V., Morse, J., Geary, J., Fagan-Garcia, K., Goodman, K.J., Cheung, J.
Objectives Helicobacter pylori infection, linked to gastric cancer, is responsible for a large worldwide disease burden. H pylori prevalence and gastric cancer rates are elevated among indigenous Arctic communities, but implementation of prevention strategies is hampered by insufficient...
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-20(1280x960).jpg "Aklavik area centre receiving solar panels from Arctic Energy Alliance solar project -June 2016")
Aklavik area centre receiving solar panels from Arctic Energy Alliance solar project -June 2016
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Men hoist a solar panel to the roof of the Sittichinli Recreational Complex, Aklavik, NT.
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.jpg "High priced orange juice and yoghurt in Inuvik, NT. (Arctic Canada) in 2011")
2011-11-01
This image shows the price of yoghurt and orange juice at North Mart in Inuvik, NT. in November, 2011. The image shows a 650 g plastic tub of Activia strawberry flavoured yoghurt priced at $8:09 CAD. In the centre of the image are two 1.75 litre cartons of Tropicana original, no pulp, pure...
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Challenges in conducting community-driven research created by differing ways of talking and thinking about science: a researcher’s perspective.
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Geary, J., Goodman, K.J., Colquhoun, A.
Increasingly, health scientists are becoming aware that research collaborations that include community partnerships can be an effective way to broaden the scope and enhance the impact of research aimed at improving public health. Such collaborations extend the reach of academic scientists by...
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.jpg "Vegetables growing in the Inuvik Community Greenhouse (Arctic Canada)")
2016-06-01
In the Inuvik Community Greenhouse, participants grow gardens in raised beds. This bed has tomatoes, lettuce, beets and kale.
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Clinical Management of H. pylori Infection for Indigenous and Northern Communities in Canada: Guidelines Developed from CANHelp Research
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Karen J Goodman, Sander Veldhuyzen van Zanten, Amy Colquhoun, Andre Corriveau, Brendan Hanley, Rachel Munday, Janis Geary, CANHelp Working Group
Community H. pylori (Hp) projects conducted by the CANHelp Working Group during 2007- 2018 generated local evidence of relevance to clinical decision-making about Hp infection in Arctic Indigenous communities. We used this information to adapt current Canadian guidelines for northern and...
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-20(960x1280).jpg "Smoked white fish bought from local community member at the airport - Aklavik - June 2016")
2016-06-01
Smoked white fish bought from local community member at the airport - Aklavik - June 2016
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.jpg "High priced mandarin oranges in Inuvik, NT. (Arctic Canada)")
2011-11-01
Boxes of Harvest brand "super sweet" mandarin oranges on sale at North Mart in Inuvik, NT. in November 2011. The five pound boxes are priced at $8.99 CDN.
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CANHelp Working Group Project Description and Agreement Form
2019-01-01
Goodman, Karen J, Geary, Janis, Walker, Emily, Fagan-Garcia, Katharine, McAlpine, Laura, Colquhoun, Amy, Chang, Hsiu-Ju, Assi, Ali, CANHelp Working Group
This form is used by CANHelp Working Group staff and trainees to request permission to initiate a project they will lead, within the broader research program. The purpose of this document is to ensure staff and trainees receive appropriate guidance in developing projects, and to ensure that all...
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CANHelp Working Group Research Agreement Template
2019-01-01
Goodman, Karen J, Geary, Janis, Walker, Emily, Fagan-Garcia, Katharine, McAlpine, Laura, Colquhoun, Amy, Chang, Hsiu-Ju, Assi, Ali, CANHelp Working Group
The agreement template was created by the CANHelp Working Group to facilitate developing research agreements between academic and community research partners. The first version was created in 2011, and has been modified for use in 9 community-driven research projects in northern Canada. The...