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A teacher's resource where "students will be given the opportunity to explore and to learn from tradtional Maori attitudes towards the forest.
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Rongoa is the Maori term for medicines that are produced from native plants in New Zealand. Use of these medicines prevented many sicknesses, and provided remedies for the sick. Robert McGowan has wriiten this to help those interested in the field of traditional Maori medicine.
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He Tete Kura reviews the growth of the Maori addiction treatment sector and examines the lessons for a new generation of workers and leaders. The title comes from the whakatauki 'Mate atu he tete kura, ara mai he tete kura'. The koru which is often associated with this whakatauk ...
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The definitive publication dealing with Maori healing and herbal remedies. The first part of the book surveys Maori health and healing from before contact time with Europeans up to the present day, set out under individual ailments and subjects. The herbal of some two hundred pla ...
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Poor health among Maori is a cause of under-achievement, Maori life-expectancy is lower than that for non-Maori, and they get sick younger. This is an angry yet articulate diagnosis of some of the health problems besetting Maori in New Zealand, and a prescription for some radical ...
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In this review I will show the connection between diabetes, stress and barriers to care and the impact these have on Mori who have type 2 diabetes. I have undertaken an extensive literature review, which focused mainly on indigenous peoples, and more specifically on Mori. I explo ...
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