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The topic is about indigenous people resistance to diseases so people who are indigenous have a lower tolerance to diseases than people who aren't indigenous 😀

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Compared with non-Indigenous Australians, Indigenous Australians are also: 2.9 times as likely to have long-term ear or hearing problems among children. 2.7 times as likely to smoke. 2.7 times as likely to experience high or very high levels of psychological distress. School attendance is a key factor driving school outcomes for Indigenous students. A study showed around 18% of the gap in performance in maths and around 21% of the gap in reading between Indigenous and non-Indigenous 15-year-olds was explained by poorer school attendance by Indigenous students

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Compared with non-Indigenous Australians, Indigenous Australians are also: 2.9 times as likely to have long-term ear or hearing problems among children. 2.7 times as likely to smoke. 2.7 times as likely to experience high or very high levels of psychological distress. School attendance is a key factor driving school outcomes for Indigenous students. A study showed around 18% of the gap in performance in maths and around 21% of the gap in reading between Indigenous and non-Indigenous 15-year-olds was explained by poorer school attendance by Indigenous students

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The difference between indigenous and non-indigenous Australian's health is major. the main reason for this is that indigenous people get treated unfairly when in comparison to non-indigenous Australians. There life path is harder as discrimination is to this day a big problem. People who are indigenous find it harder to get jobs, good education and even healthcare. This creates much larger difficulties.

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There is a major difference between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous health. This is known as "The Gap". There are a few reasons why there is such a significant gap. One of the reasons are systematic discrimination. A health survey that was conducted in 2017-19 estimated that around 3 in 10 (29%) First Nations people aged 18-64 are considered to be in good health. In comparison 51% of Non-Indigenous Australians are considered in good health. As shown there is a massive difference in health between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians.

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The burden of health towards aboriginal peoples and non indigenous peoples is drastically different. For example, Aboriginal people are far more likely to commit suicide (nine times more likely). Furthermore, they are also more likely to inflict self harm. these issues point to the fact that aboriginals' mental health is worse than their non aboriginal counterparts. Moreover, they face discrimination based on their looks and their 'burden' on the new, white Australia.

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There are many differences between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous peoples physical, mental, environmental, spiritual and cultural health. To begin with, Indigenous people struggle highly intergenerational diseases. One third of Indigenous people suffer from these diseases, whereas these diseases are less common in Non-Indigenous peoples. This is more common in Indigenous peoples as many peoples are against vaccinations, and didn't have access to them, resulting in a higher chance of developing conditions through generations. Additionally, Indigenous people are 2.7 more times as likely to endure high or very high levels of physiological distress. Overall, Indigenous and Non-Indigenous peoples have very different affects in physical health.

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Aborignila people have lower lifespans and higher chance of obtaining a life threatening disease. only around 20% of aboriginals are healthy and reach their true potential because they don't reach for it. Like thanos said, the hardest decisions require the strongest wills which clearly displays that 80% aboriginal people have little to no will.

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The health differences between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians can differentiate as both can come from different health systems. To further explain, the health risks for indigenous peoples are higher rates in smoking and illicit drug use than Non-Indigenous Australians. Socially, Indigenous Australians have a higher rate of no education, poor housing, and no employment resulting in no income. To conclude, Non-Indigenous Australians lifestyle rates are very different to Aboriginals who have struggled since the Stolen Generation.

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There and many health differences between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians. Such as mental health issues like depression and are more likely to commit to self harm, have respiratory diseases most likely caused by the higher chances for Indigenous Australians to smoke daily.

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The differences between indigenous an non-indigenous people health is widely incomparable, this 'difference' is often known as the "gap". Indigenous Australians are more than twice as likely to develop serious chronic health illnesses such as, Anxiety, depression, and cancer. In addition, many indigenous Australians are likely to get addicted to drugs or be involved with drug abuse.

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There is a major difference between indigenous people health and non-indigenous people's health. some examples include metal, physical, social, environmental, spiritual health. For example, a lot of indigenous people smoke, which can risk their physical health as it can lead to multiple types of cancer. Furthermore, Aboriginal peoples are more likely to endure high or very high levels of physiological distress compared to white people.

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There are multiple differences between Indigenous Australian's and non-Indigenous Australians in the factor of health. There are differences in the physical, mental, environmental and spiritual category. In NSW, there is a gap of 7-9 years in life expectancy between Indigenous Australians and non-Indigenous Australians. Indigenous Australians are more likely to have mental health issues. For example, depression. Indigenous Australian's are also more likely to have hearing loss problems, smoking addiction, high stress levels. There is a 21% performance gap in reading at school between Indigenous and non-Indigenous 15-year-olds which was resulting in having poorer school attendance than non-Indigenous Australians.

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Non- indigenous and Indigenous people have many differences between themselves with physical, mental, environmental, and spiritual aspects. For example, Indigenous people struggle mostly from diseases. 1/3 of Indigenous peoples suffer from diseases, whereas the Non-Indigenous people are less common to. Indigenous people are more likely to smoke then Non- Indigenous people. To conclude, Non -Indigenous Australians are rather different to Aboriginals who gave struggled since the Stolen Generation.

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The health differences between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians, known as "The Gap," are significant due to historical and ongoing impacts of colonization. Indigenous Australians experience more health problems like diabetes, heart disease, and mental health issues, often because of limited access to healthcare and nutritious food. For example, Indigenous Australians are three times more likely to suffer from diabetes compared to Non-Indigenous Australians, a statistic that highlights the severe impact of poor diet, inadequate healthcare access, and socioeconomic disadvantages. Poor living conditions and loss of cultural connections also contribute to these issues. Overall, "The Gap" is caused by a combination of physical, mental, environmental, and spiritual health challenges, all rooted in a history of unfair treatment.