Discover free and low-cost physical activity programs designed for breast cancer survivors. Learn how Walk with Ease and Livestrong at the YMCA can support your wellness journey. Join our upcoming webinar featuring expert presenters discussing exercise safety and resources tailored specifically for cancer survivors.
Stay connected with the July 2021 National Native Network E-Newsletter! Explore exclusive Lakota Language Tips, discover the Art Clark Scrap Fish Derby, and access the American Indian Commercial Tobacco Program press release. Plus, find upcoming webinars, latest articles, and community events all in one place.
Join us August 13-14 for the 6th Annual American Indians Accessing Health Professions Conference! Explore careers in medicine, nursing, physician assistant roles, dentistry, pharmacy, and public health. Hosted by the Association of American Indian Physicians and UC Riverside School of Medicine, this online event features workshops, presentations, and expert panels designed for AI/AN/Indigenous students beginning their health career journey.
Nathan, an Oglala Sioux Tribe member, died at 54 from bronchiectasis caused by secondhand smoke exposure at his workplace. The Great Plains Tribal Leaders Health Board and CDC collaborated to translate his powerful cautionary poster into Lakota, honoring his legacy and protecting future generations from smoke-related dangers.
Join us as we celebrate Family Fishing Day at the Art Clark Scrap Fish Derby in Wrangell! The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium partnered with the Chamber to educate over 500 attendees about toxic waste dangers. Discover how this community event reached 120 kids with crucial health information and fun activities.
As COVID-19 disrupts traditional healthcare, social media emerges as a vital tool for smoking cessation support. Discover how digital platforms can reach struggling smokers while addressing critical concerns about privacy, content relevance, and sustained behavior change during unprecedented times.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, tobacco and nicotine users perceived increased health risks, particularly regarding disease severity. Research shows that higher perceived risks of cigarette and cigar use correlating with COVID-19 complications motivated users to reduce or quit consumption entirely, highlighting how health concerns can drive behavioral change.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Big Tobacco exploited global uncertainty to aggressively market harmful products and strengthen brand presence. Discover the manipulative tactics these corporations employed, from social media campaigns to charitable donations disguising profit motives. Learn how the industry capitalized on public distraction to normalize smoking and nicotine addiction during humanity's greatest health crisis.
The CDC launches a powerful new dashboard tracking cancer statistics across America. Access real-time data on cancer rates, trends, and demographics. This comprehensive resource empowers researchers, healthcare professionals, and concerned citizens with critical insights into the nation's cancer burden. Stay informed with the latest epidemiological findings.
The U.S. Preventative Task Force has lowered recommended colon cancer screening from age 50 to 45. Native Americans face disproportionately higher colon cancer rates than the general population. Experts explore available screening options and help determine who should consult their doctor about preventive care.
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