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Health & Wellness

Washoe Tribe's Cave Rock a No-go for Bike Path

ICTMN Staff
February 10, 2011
Plans for a bike path around Lake Tahoe are progressing despite concerns over its passage around the Washoe Tribe’s sacred site of Cave Rock...

San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Makes Largest Donation Ever to Cancer Center

ICTMN Staff
February 10, 2011
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians donated $3 million to the Loma Linda University Cancer Center in California — largest financial contribution in the center’s history...

Healthy Comfort Food: Tricks to Making Flavorful Venison Meatballs

Dale Carson
February 10, 2011
Dale Carson The below freezing temperatures impel me to cook—the weather screams for comfort food. With bison and venison in my fridge, I weigh my options...

Alaska Congressman Introduces Frankenfish Ban

ICTMN Staff
February 09, 2011
Rep...

Leukemia Patients of Native American Ancestry More Likely to Relapse

ICTMN Staff
February 09, 2011
American Indian heritage may increase odds leukemia patients will relapse, new research from St...

Yucca Root: Bathe in It, Lather It, Eat It, Drink It

ICTMN Staff
February 07, 2011
Yucca (Photo courtesy of Evil Jess/Flickr) Yucca root, used by our ancestors to heal skin sores, reduce scarring, purify blood and alleviate arthritis, according to LiveStrong.com,...

A Culinary Tour of Your Modern Pow Wow

Autumn Whitefield-Madrano
February 07, 2011
“Got Fry Bread?” Well, if you’re at a powwow, the answer is a solid yes...

Family Practice: Cherokee Surgeon Becomes Third Generation Health Care Provider

ICTMN Staff
February 07, 2011
Dr. Deborah McAlister followed her family’s medical path of serving American Indians on her home reservation...

Herbalists and Traditional Healers Can Learn to Grow Businesses at NMSU Seminar

ICTMN Staff
February 07, 2011
Monique Gutierrez-Ortega, a native of northern New Mexico, grew her part-time business focused on the medicinal properties of Southwest plants, called Essentials By Monique, into a...

Exposing the Invisible: Stalking in Indian Country

Terri Hansen
February 07, 2011
Ever feel you’re being watched?...

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