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First Nations youth who received dental care in the year prior to the survey and the percentage of change in relation to the RHS Phase 1

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Youth reporting receipt of dental care in the year prior to the survey in national health surveys conducted in Canada

Note: (E) signifies high sampling variability, interpret with caution * Youth aged 12–19 years in the general population, including Indigenous youth living off-reserve, but excluding First Nations youth living on reserve. ** Inuit youth aged 12–19 years. *** First Nations youth aged 12–19 years living on reserve. Link to Full Report

(suppress) First Nations children ages 0–2 and 3–5 affected by, and treated for, baby bottle tooth decay (early childhood caries) (BBTD/ECC) in the three phases of the RHS

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Percentage of First Nations adults reporting frequency of eating or drinking from food group categories

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Percentage of First Nations youth reporting frequency of eating or drinking from food group categories

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Leisure-time physical activity categories among First Nations children aged 6–11, by household income

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Community strengths reported by First Nations adults and youth (aged 15 to 17 years old)

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Community challenges reported by First Nations adults and youth (aged 15 to 17 years)

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First Nations youth who received dental care in the year prior to the survey and the percentage of change in relation to the RHS Phase 1

Youth reporting receipt of dental care in the year prior to the survey in national health surveys conducted in Canada

(suppress) First Nations children ages 0–2 and 3–5 affected by, and treated for, baby bottle tooth decay (early childhood caries) (BBTD/ECC) in the three phases of the RHS

Percentage of First Nations adults reporting frequency of eating or drinking from food group categories

Percentage of First Nations youth reporting frequency of eating or drinking from food group categories

Leisure-time physical activity categories among First Nations children aged 6–11, by household income

Community strengths reported by First Nations adults and youth (aged 15 to 17 years old)

Community challenges reported by First Nations adults and youth (aged 15 to 17 years)

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