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Supporting cancer control for Indigenous Australians: initiatives and challenges for cancer councils
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  • 2001Environmental scanning as information seeking and organizational learning318 cited
  • 2004Treatment patterns for cancer in Western Australia: does being Indigenous make a difference?65 cited
  • 2001An Innovative Path to Improving Cancer Care in Indian Country44 cited
  • 2004The Experience of Indigenous Traditional Healing and Cancer42 cited
  • 2005Reducing the impact of cancer in Indigenous communities: ways forward31 cited
  • 2005Indigenous male health disadvantage--linking the heart and mind.25 cited

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