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WITHDRAWN: Addressing social determinants of health is a priority for managing COVID-19 in Arctic Indigenous communities: results of a scoping review

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Kolahdooz Fariba¹,Jang Se Lim¹,Deck Sarah¹,Ilkiw David¹,McKeen Jennifer¹,Omoro Gertrude¹,Rautio Arja²,Pirkola Sami³,Moeller Helle⁴,Ferguson Gary⁵,Evengard Birgitta⁶,Mantla-Look Lianne⁷,Milligan Crystal¹,DeLancey Debbie⁷,Corriveau Andre⁸,Irlbacher-Fox Stephanie⁷,Wagg Adrian¹,Roache Cindy¹,Oystrek Rachel⁹,Rittenbach Katherine¹⁰,Conter Henry J¹¹,Falk Ryan¹²,Kurtz Donna¹³,Sharma Sangita¹

Affiliation:

1. University of Alberta

2. University of Oulu

3. Tampere University

4. Lakehead University

5. Washington State University

6. Umeå University

7. Hotıì ts’eeda Northwest Territories SPOR SUPPORT Unit

8. Government of Northwest Territories, Government of Nunavut (independent consultant)

9. Government of the Northwest Territories, Northwest Territories

10. Addiction & Mental Health Strategic Clinical Network, Alberta Health Services

11. Hoffmann-La Roche Limited

12. Beaufort-Delta Region, Government of the Northwest Territories, Northwest Territories

13. University of British Columbia

Abstract

Abstract The full text of this preprint has been withdrawn by the authors as it was submitted and made public without the full consent of all the authors. Therefore, the authors do not wish this work to be cited as a reference. Questions should be directed to the corresponding author.

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Research Square Platform LLC

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