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Although transmitted ailments such as JEV and dengue fever have not been linked to indigenous mosquitoes in that country, the potential for such an outbreak is being linked to evidence of climate change and the risk of introduction of exotic mosquitoes.

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There is limited evidence of this relationship in the literature, although at a qualitative level, suicide has been linked to toothache in the Indigenous Australian context [ 35].

That's because the indigenous struggle has been linked to the climate issue," he said.

Foster care among Indigenous youth has been linked to poor emotional health, increased drug use and greater involvement in sex work [ 69].

If the plight of the animals weren't enough, the palm oil industry has also long been linked to human rights abuses in its treatment of the indigenous peoples whose land is seized for plantation development.

Recognizing the ecological and cultural place of these systems is linked to larger issues of indigenous rights and title, governance, and food security, as well as the value of integrating millennia-old indigenous knowledge with modern resource management.

Many of the dharmapālas can be linked to Hindu, Bon (the indigenous religion of Tibet), or folk deities.

Some infectious diseases are linked to cultural practices of the indigenous population, such as botulism from ingesting improperly prepared traditionally fermented foods (7 ) and trichinosis from consuming meats from land and marine mammals (L.N. Moller, unpub. data).

It is found primarily in North Africa and the Canary Islands (albeit with secondary dispersals into Iberia and East Africa), with its highest frequency amongst Algerian Berbers (28%), and it has therefore been proposed to be linked to the ancestors of the indigenous Berber-speaking populations of North Africa [ 12- 15].

This position of advantage is linked to the colonisation and dispossession of Indigenous Australians by the British in 1788 when Indigenous rights and occupancy were ignored ("terra nullius") and sovereignty and "ownership" claimed by the British monarchy whose authority prevailed in institutions, policies and practices [ 21].

According to the Correctional Investigator of Canada Howard Sapers, the high rate of incarceration for Indigenous people is linked to systemic discrimination, economic and social disadvantage, substance abuse, and violence and trauma.

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