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

After the April 8 press conference at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa in which the National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA) and the Cherokee Nation shared the latest deve...
A 74-year old Inuit elder has ended a hunger strike and been released from jail after being arrested along with seven others protesting the controversial Muskrat Falls hydroelectri...
Outside the Cherokee Nation’s W.W...
Elder Raymond Robinson ended his hunger strike on April 9 after nearly a week without food or water, as his health started to deteriorate significantly...
Even though nationally November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month, Milwaukee Area Technical College has traditionally celebrated American Indian Awareness Month in Ap...
Incessant hospital alarms are desensitizing caregivers, and in some cases jeopardizing the health and costing the lives of patients, according to a recent report by the Joint Commi...
On April 3, the Pine Ridge and Lake Traverse reservations received news that they would be receiving $466,390 as part of a $1.9 million grant package for housing rehabilitation and...
A recent Duke University study has found that diabetes research primarily focuses on drug therapies as opposed to prevention, reported the Huffington Post ...
April 7, 2013 is World Health Day. As part of the movement to promote healthy living, what steps will you take to stay healthy and cancer-free?...
Twenty-six-year-old Sunny Clifford, Oglala Lakota and a Pine Ridge Park ranger, is one of three finalists for a People’s Choice Gloria Award given by one of the most pioneering fem...

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