Bibliography of Health Issues Affecting North American Indians, Eskimos, and Aleuts: 1950-1988
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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 357 923 RC 019 183 AUTHOR Owens, Mitchell V., Comp.; And Others TITLE Bibliography of Health Issues Affecting North American Indians, Eskimos, and Aleuts: 1950-1988. INSTITUTION Indian Health Service (PHS/HSA), Rockville, MD. PUB DATE [90] NOTE 275p. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Bibliographies (131) EDRS PRICE MFO1 /PC11 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Alaska Natives; *American Indian Education; *American Indians; Canada Natives; Delivery Systems; *Diseases; Elementary Secondary Education; *Health; health Education; Health Programs; Health Services; Higher Education; Medical Education; *Medicine; Nutrition IDENTIFIERS Native Americans ABSTRACT This bibliography of 2,414 journal articles provides health professionals and others with quick referenceson health and related issues of American Indians and Alaska Natives. The citations cover articles published in U.S. and Canadian medical and health-related journals between 1950 and 1988. Five sectionsdeal with major health categories and are divided into further subcategories. The first section, "Social and Cross-CulturalAspects of Health and Disease," covers traditional health practices; archeology, demography, and anthropology; food, nutrition, and related disorders; pregnancy, family planning, and relatedproblems; health and disease in infancy and childhood; aging (including geriatric programs); and psychology and acculturation.The next section, "Health, Health Education, and Health Care Delivery" includes general aspects of health and disease, healthand dental care delivery, Indian Health Service, education and training of health care professionals, alcohol prevention andtreatment programs, and education (particularly health education and special education). The "Genetics and Metabolism" sectioncovers metabolism, serology, blood and blood groups, dentition, congenital anomalies, and HLA-antigens. The section on "Infectious Diseases"covers the gastrointestinal tract, parasitic infestations, liver andgallbladder infections, tuberculosis, the genito-urinary tract,respiratory infections, and ear and dental problems. Finally, topicsin the last section, "Noninfectious and Chronic Health Problems,"concern diabetes, hypertension and heart disease, alcoholismand substance abuse, mental health problems, intentional and unintentionalinjuries (including suicide), neoplasms, obesity,musculoskeletal diseases and disorders, child abuse and neglect, ophthalmology,and ear diseases and hearing disorders. An author index is included. (SV) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best thatcan be made * from the original document. *********************************************************************** i 1950Ns1988 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) his document has been reproducedas received from the person ororganization Originating it 0 Minor changes nave been madeto improve reproduction quality "1 e Points of view or opinionsstated in Inis docu- ment do not necessarilyrepresent official OERI position or policy ss Ivies:.0, .)...*** *4. Department of Health and Human Services ta p. Public Health Service rA Indian Health Service ,.. '4..... '441esa ".1"8161.118"M6i- ' Bibliography of Health Issues Affecting North American Indians, Eskimos, and Aleuts 1950al1988 Bibliography compiled by Dr. Mitchell V. Owens Professor and Chairman of the Department of Social Sciences and Health Behavior College of Public Health University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center N5 in collaboration with OD Dr. Lubna Baig Ms. Jacqueline Reynolds Ms. Dawn Martin 3 FOREWORD Additional understanding of life processes is in some ways the most important need of those dedicated to improving the health of American Indians and Alaska Natives. Any tool that makes easier the acquisition of knowledge facilitates the labor requued to push back the confining boundaries of ignorance. Since the earliest days of printing, bibliographic material has been indispensable in facilitating the search for knowledge. The bibliography of Indian mental health by Attneave and Kelso, and of Indian health by Justice in 1980, have provided ready sources of information used by thousands of researchers. The rapid advance of knowledge requires that these venerable bibliographies be updated to collect the reports that have appeared in the decade since these volumes first became available. Not only is new information available about old problems, but new conditions and disorders, previously unknown, have appeared. Adult immunodeficiency syndrome and fetal alcohol syndrome are examples of conditions that were unknown, or not elucidated, at the time the earlier volumes appeared. The Indian Health Service is pleased to make this volume available to students and researchers. We trust that it will assist those interested in the health of American Indians and Alaska Natives. We wish godspeed to all who join us in the worthwhile goal of raising the health of American Indians and Alaska Natives to the highest possible level. The health of mankind everywhere can never be satisfactorily addressed until this important goal is achieved. vere t .Rhoades, M.D. Assistant Surgeon General Director BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HEALTH ISSUES AFFECTING NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, ESKIMOS, AND ALEUTS: 1950-1988 PREFACE Purpose The purpose of this Bibliography is to help health professionals and others in finding quick references on health and related subjects of America Indians and Alaska Natives. It will be especially helpful for health professionals and researchers studying health and diseases of Native Americans in the United States and Canada. Format The Catagorization format was drawn mainly from the Disease Index of the International classification of diseases. There are 5 chapters dealing with Major health catagories viz: A. Social & Cross Cultural Aspects of Health and Disease B. Health, Health Education & Health Delivery C. Genetics and Metabolism D. Infectious Diseases E. Non-Infectious/Chronic Diseases Every major subject is given a subheading, whereas the smaller or less published subjects are grouped together under General or Miscellaneous. The citations were catagorized primarily on the basis of title alone since articles or abstracts were not always available. Errors of judgement may have occurred in catagorizing some articles. There is also an extensive author index. Inclusions and Omissions This bibliography lists articles published in medical and health related journals of the United States and Canada. Articles on South American Indians and those written in foreign languages have been excluded. Citation Sources 1) National library of medicine MEDLARS U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. a) Health Line Bibliographic citations covering non-clinical aspects of health care delivery 1975 to present. 5 b) Medline Biomedicine covers articles from 1966 to present.Medline contains all citations published in Index Medicus. 2) The Native American Research Information Services ENARIS] University of Oklahoma 555 Constitution Avenue Rm #237 Norman, OK 73037 3) Bibliography of Health and Disease in North American Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts 1969 - 1979. By Dr. James W. Justice U.S. Department of Health and Human Service Indian Health Service, Office of Research and Development P.O. Box 11340 Tucson, Arizona 85734 Acknowledgments Ms. Martha Garcia typed the Bibliography. 6 ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Citations Page PREFACE A. SOCIAL AND CROSS CULTURAL ASPECTS OF HEALTH AND DISEASE 1. Traditional Health Practices 1-148 1 2. Archeology, Demography and Anthropology 149-258 13 3. Food, Nutrition and Related Disorders 259-328 23 4. Pregnancy, Family Planning and Related Problems 329-369 30 5. Health and Disease "Infancy through Childhood" 370-445 34 6. Aging (Geriatric Programs Included) 446-478 41 7. Psychology and Acculturation 479-549 44 B. HEALTH, HEALTH EDUCATION, AND HEALTH CARE DELIVERY 1. Health and Disease General Aspects 550-685 51 2. Health Care Delivery 686-808 62 3. Dental Care Delivery 809-841 72 4. Indian Health Service 842-882 75 5. Mental Health Care Delivery 883-923 79 6. Job Achievements, Education and Training of Health Care Professionals 924-951 83 7. Alcohol Prevention and Treatment Programs 952-983 86 8. Education: Kindergarten through College 984-1090 89 C. GENETICS AND METABOLISM 1. Metabolism 1091-1135 97 2. Serology 1136-1195 102 3. Blood and Blood Groups 1196-1239 108 4. Dentition 1240-1312 113 5. Congenital Anomalies 1313-1364 120 6. HLA-Antigens 1365-1381 125 7. Miscellaneous 1382-1468 127 D. INFECTIOUS DISEASES 1. Gastro-Intestinal Tract 1469-1524 135 2. Parasitic Infestations 1525-1551 141 3. Liver and Gallbladder Infections 1552-1581 144 4. Mycotic Infections 1582-1589 147 5. Tuberculosis 1590-1632 148 6. Genito-Urinary Tract 1633-1648 152 7. Respiratory 1649-1667 154 8. Ear 1668-1692 156 9. Dental 1693-1715 159 10. Miscellaneous 1716-1753 162 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTINUED Citations Page E. NONINFECTIOUS/CHRONIC HEALTH PROBLEMS 166 1. Diabetes 1754-1861 176 2. Hypertension and Heart Diseases 1862-1901 180 3. Alcoholism/Substance Abuse, and Related Disorders 1902-2007 4. Mental Health Problems 2008-2056 189 194 5. Intentional and Unintentional Injuries (Suicide Included) 2057-2104 199 6. Neoplasms 2105-2174 205 7. Obesity 2175-2205 8. Musculoskeletal Diseases and Disorders 2206-2285 208 216 9. Child Abuse and Neglect 2286-2306 10. Ophthalmology 2307-2371 218 224 11. Ear Diseases and Hearing