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More needs to be done to prevent and treat otitis media (otherwise known as middle ear inflammation), which is a major health problem in Indigenous communities and can lead to permanent hearing loss, according to the editor of a supplement on the condition published in the 2 November issue of the Medical Journal of Australia. from Medical News Today.com

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Five Key Indigenous Peoples Issues For The Week Of October 21 - 27, 2009 Australia: Queensland National Park Handed Back To Aboriginal Owners The historic first return to indigenous owners of an Australian national park in the state of Queensland took place ... , as well as maps, images, related items, and videos, please visit Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources.

... grew up in Canada, another country that has a history of European colonisation of a land that already had indigenous people on it. I’m sure it’ll take me years – if ever – before ... like trachoma, easily treatable and wiped out in other developed nations, is still endemic in parts of Australia’s Aboriginal population. There are some tough problems with no easy answers, ...