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Recent Conference Abstracts, Posters and Presentations

BRAID Research attends a number of scientific conferences and community gatherings each year to let people know about our work, and the work we're doing with other research groups.

Below are some of our recent conference abstracts, posters and presentations:

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Association of birth weight and risk factors for renal disease in a rural Canadian cohort of mixed ethnicity
SEE PRESENTATION    
 
2010 Canadian Diabetes Association Conference, Edmonton
For the CDA conference in October 2010, Dr. Ellen Toth and the BRAID Research Group organized a symposium on Aboriginal Health, made presentations and displayed some project posters. Click below to view:
Preventing Diabetes in Aboriginal Communities:
To Screen or Not To Screen
SEE PRESENTATION    
 
Results of Diabetes OutreachComplications Screening Programs in Alberta
SEE PRESENTATION    
 
“Good News” and “Bad News”: Results of Screening for Diabetes, Cardiovascular Risk, and Diabetes Complications in Remote, Rural Alberta
SEE ABSTRACT SEE PRESENTATION  
 
The Next Generation of Diabetes:
Children at Risk in Driftpile First Nation, Alberta
SEE ABSTRACT SEE POSTER  
 
Diabetes and Cardiovascular Risk in Driftpile First Nation:
Longitudinal Results
SEE ABSTRACT SEE POSTER  
 
Reclaiming the Sweetness in Our Community
A joint presentation by Dr. Ellen Toth and representatives from Driftpile First Nation at the 2nd International Diabetes in Indigenous Peoples Forum.
Presentation: "The Four Directions": (click on a photo to view the video)
"Master Small"
East - Sun
"Medicine Woman Who Barks A Lot"
South - Earth
"Basketball's Unstoppable Force"
West - Water
"Dr. Bendover"
North - Air
Master Small
Medicine Woman Who Barks A Lot
Basketball's Unstoppable Force
Dr. Bendover
Increasing rates of diabetes and cardiovascular risk in Metis Settlements in Alberta
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Increasing incidence and prevalence of diabetes among the Status Aboriginal Population in rural and urban Alberta, 1995-2006
SEE POSTER  
Increasing incidence and prevalence of diabetes among Status Aboriginal men in rural and urban Alberta
SEE ABSTRACT    
Alberta Diabetes Surveillance System (ADSS) - Diabetes Atlas: Diabetes in First Nations
Rationale and design of the Mobile Diabetes Screening Initiative (MDSI) for Aboriginals off reserve and remote communities in Alberta
Undiagnosed diabetes, pre-diabetes and cardiovascular risk in Alberta Metis Settlements
   
Results of a survey to assess patient memory of diagnosis and compliance with referral for physician follow-up after diabetes screening
Diabetes care and patient understanding of type 2 diabetes in remote, rural Alberta
Screening Métis clients in Alberta for undiagnosed diabetes and cardiovascular risk factors
Screening for diabetes in Indigenous communities in Alberta, Canada: reframing bioethical considerations within an Indigenous context
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Screening for diabetes and its complications as part of the Alberta Diabetes Strategy
Prevalence of metabolic syndrome amongst Canadian Aboriginals attending a screening program
Partnerships to address the diabetes epidemic in Aboriginal Communities in Alberta
MDSi Results

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