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Cuthand: Scurvy latest poverty disease for northern Sask. First Nations

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November 30, 2024
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… . The abundant fast food and junk food lack proper nutrition and make up … -round and not suffer from malnutrition and scurvy. People would pick … of community gardens to improve food security. Muskoday, for example, maintains a …



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