What’s fresh, fragrant and tastes like springtime itself?...
As the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) and the First...
As many as 7,000 patients of a Tulsa dentist may have been...
Stereotyping is one of the worst aspects of the Trickster....
On March 21, the Oglala and Rosebud Sioux tribes and three...
"The beginning of sexually transmitted infections laying...
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Health & Wellness

Dale Carson
April 01, 2011
Dale Carson I love a good ‘hunt’ in the springtime, first for skunk cabbage, then on to fiddleheads! These perennials like rich soil by riverbanks or in the woods...
World TB Day has come and gone, but the high rate of tuberculosis among First Nations, Inuit and Métis citizens remains...
A Haudenosaunee nation from central New York and an environmental products company from Brooklyn, New York, have teamed up to form a American Indian–green business partnership to h...
ICTMN Staff
March 29, 2011
New archaeological research reveals members of the Central Valley Indian tribes treated their dogs like close companions and were even buried with their four-legged friends, "curle...
Dale Carson Saturated fat is bad, whereas monounsaturated is good for you. Negotiating which fats to eat and avoid gets confusing...
U.S. Attorney Tim Purdon, of North Dakota, is using his short time in service to establish himself as a major player in the tribal justice arena...
Eating omega-3 fatty acids may reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease that are associated with obesity, according to a new study of Yup’ik Eskimos i...
Between the 1940s and the 1990s, children at boarding schools ranging from remote Alaskan villages to those on northwestern tribal lands faced sexual, physical or psychological abu...
The Mitsitam Cafe Executive Chef Richard Hetzler discusses his November 2010-released “ The Mitsitam Café Cookbook ” and American Indian culinary traditions with the director of th...
Infection rates of HIV and AIDS have declined worldwide, yet diagnoses among American Indians and Alaska Natives are increasing, according to the Office of National AIDS Policy ...

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