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This book, a part of the series 'Interviewing Inuit Elders,' provides an in-depth exploration of traditional Inuit health practices and beliefs, as shared by elders from the North and South Baffin regions. It covers a wide range of topics, including traditional diagnoses and treatments, the use of medicinal plants, and the role of shamanism. The book emphasizes the importance of oral knowledge transmission, the value of cultural practices, and the integration of mental resilience with physical health. It serves as a resource for understanding how traditional Inuit health practices can offer insights into contemporary health challenges. The work is aimed at readers interested in Indigenous knowledge, cultural preservation, and those seeking a comprehensive understanding of Inuit life and customs.

Traditional medicine --- Inuit elders (Indigenous leaders)