What factors did researchers from Manitoba identify as most likely to be contributing to the higher rates of influenza infection among Indigenous children versus non-Indigenous children? (Select all that apply.)

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According to research conducted in Manitoba, the factors that are most likely contributing to the higher rates of influenza infection (12 times higher) among Indigenous children than among non-Indigenous children are thought to include policies that have fostered inequities, poor housing conditions, greater exposure to indoor air pollution, and a higher prevalence of chronic diseases (e.g., asthma or diabetes), all of which can increase the risk of infection and health complications.

What Factors Did Researchers from Manitoba Identify as Most Likely