Andrade: The education of President Bush

Ron Andrade
June 21, 2007
Throughout the years there has been discussion among tribal leaders and representatives from organizations representing Indians from the off-reservation areas on how best to serve ... Read more

'Lack of Awareness about Cancer Prevention and Detection'cited as top cancer concern among 16 tribes in Northern Plains

Charlotte Hofer
June 20, 2007
FLANDREAU, S.D... Read more

Indigenous Latin Americans push for change in coca policies.

By Lisa Garrigues -- Today correspondent
June 20, 2007
By Lisa Garrigues -- Today correspondent SAN FRANCISCO - A little green leaf is causing big changes in Latin America. To the U.S... Read more

Blends of traditional and modern treatments are used to improve health

The Associated Press
June 20, 2007
By William Kates -- Associated Press ONEIDA, N.Y. (AP) - Joellene Adams is nearing 70 and sees her doctor on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation regularly for her diabetes medicine... Read more

Cherokee health advocate earns new national award

David Melmer
June 20, 2007
SEATTLE - Marcella Morton, Cherokee, was overweight, disliked exercise and lived on junk food... Read more

Love Has No Color project brings change to Fort Peck

Tanya Lee
June 20, 2007
WOLF POINT, Mont. - ''Like the answer to a prayer'' is how Fort Peck Indian Tribe Health Program Specialist Kenny Smoker describes the Love Has No Color project... Read more

Navajos continue to battle AIDS and HIV

The Associated Press
June 20, 2007
By Felicia Fonseca -- Associated Press CHINLE, Ariz... Read more

4Kicks Tae Kwon Do merges Native, Korean philosophies

Babette Herrmann
June 20, 2007
PALA, Calif. - When the tiny tots enter Pam Belgarde's tae kwon do class, they are full of laughter and energy, and ready for play... Read more

Native Cooking

Dale Carson
June 20, 2007
Historically, Native people used wild strawberries as both a food and medicine. In fact, we ate wild strawberries as a cold remedy long before Vitamin C was even known... Read more

Navajo Nation first lady assumes post on Arizona meth project advisory board

Staff Reports
June 20, 2007
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. - Navajo Nation first lady Vikki Shirley has been seated as co-chair of the Arizona Meth Project Advisory Board... Read more

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