The phrase "aboriginal born" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts discussing the origin of individuals from indigenous communities, but it is better to use more widely accepted terms.
Example: "She is an aboriginal born individual, deeply connected to her cultural roots."
Alternatives: "indigenous born" or "native born".
A whole-of-population cohort of 653 550 children (16 831 Aboriginal and 636 719 non-Aboriginal) born in a New South Wales hospital between 1 July 2000 and 31 December 2007 was included in the analysis.
The life expectancy of a native Aboriginal child born in Australia today is 20 years shorter than a non-indigenous child.
The present political leaders in the aboriginal community, led mostly by aboriginal elites born after 1949, have been effective in leveraging their ethnic identity and socio-linguistic acculturation into contemporary Taiwanese society against the political backdrop of a changing Taiwan.
The Aboriginal Birth Cohort (ABC) is a prospective study of 686 Aboriginal babies born in Darwin 1987 90.
Data were from the Aboriginal Birth Cohort (ABC) study, a prospective longitudinal investigation of Aboriginal individuals born 1987-1990 an Australianian regional hospital.
Briefly, 100 Aboriginal and 180 non-Aboriginal children born in Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital between April 1999 and January 2003 and living within an hour's drive of Kalgoorlie-Boulder were followed from birth to age 2 years.
I am an Aboriginal women, born in 1987 into a staunch family who were ready to teach me and my siblings the truth from birth.
In brief, 686 out of 1238 Aboriginal babies born at the Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) between January 1987 and March 1990 were recruited.
We therefore aimed to document comprehensively the health service utilisation of a cohort of Aboriginal infants born in remote NT communities.
A prospective longitudinal study of Aboriginal singletons born at the Royal Darwin Hospital 1987–1990, with second wave cross-sectional follow-up examination of subjects 1998 2001 in over 70 different locations.
All Aboriginal infants born 1 January 2004 to 31 December 2006 with a gestation of at least 20 weeks or birth weight of at least 400 grams and born at the regional hospital, in hostel accommodation, in transit to hospital or in the remote community, were eligible for inclusion in the study.
