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When Communities Lead the Questions: Indigenous-Driven Research on Substance Use, Stigma, and Recovery in Southern California
Background: Indigenous communities hold deep knowledge of what drives substance use, impedes recovery, and constitutes healing—yet this knowledge remains largely absent from the health science knowledge system (HSKS). This study, initiated by Inner-Tribal Treatment (ITT)—Southern California's only N
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