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Regional Pacific Islander Taskforce adopted a life-course model as a framework that strategically prioritizes, for instance, housing as a fundamental need and follows a life span to see how the interplay of risk and protective factors influence health through a Pacific Islander’s lifetime—from prenatal health to birth outcomes and across the life-course.

Analyzing the multiple factors influencing both individual and population health over the life course offers a broader understanding of patterns of health and disease disparities by recognizing how these are shaped by social, structural, and cultural contexts.
Regional Pacific Islander Taskforce serves Pacific Islanders, defined as the Indigenous people of Melanesia, Micronesia, or Polynesian people, who live in the 10 different Bay Area Counties.
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