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Barriers and opportunities for improving dog bite prevention and dog management practices in northern Indigenous communities

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By Michael Ward, Olaf Berke, Anne Conan, Kabimbetas Noah
| Frontiers
1. Introduction Dog bites have been under the scrutiny of researchers and public health authorities for several years, since they can cause significant impacts on physical and mental health, but also on the economy (1). The severity of bites varies from small lacerations to severe injuries causing death (2). Mental health issues can also be associated with secondary fear, trauma or anxiety related to dog bites (1, 3).
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