Stress, Depression, Substance Abuse, and Racism

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Suicide and Self-Harm Studies Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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Many studies have focused on the special needs of American Indian populations. Some of these studies have special impact on Indian veterans. These can be grouped for consideration around cultural and personal identity problems. These problems are multifaceted and interacting. They bear directly on the community and individual self-esteem. The four major points of these problems are stress, depression, alcohol/drug dependence, and racism.

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