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Background Resource-limited communities across the globe face dramatic health disparities augmented by the shortcomings of translating research into practice. Community-based participatory research (CBPR) empowers communities through research and engagement to generate knowledge and improve global oral health. This case study presents findings and methods from a CBPR oral health project with an Indigenous Community in Costa Rica (La Casona).
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