Indian Health Service is accepting grant applications up to $6,500 for up to 450 recipients providing diabetes treatment or preventative services to American Indian and Alaska Native populations. Deadline: October 7, 2015. Eligible applicants include federally-recognized tribes, tribal organizations, and urban Indian health programs.
The FDA announced today that through ongoing surveillance efforts, they are issuing warning letters to three cigarette manufacturers, who describe their cigarettes on product labeling as “additive free” and/or “natural.”
Humility teaches us that sharing success isn't boasting—it's giving. The National Native Network collects tribal success stories to build an evidence base for practices that work in Indian Country, honoring our communities' resilience while creating resources others can learn from and build upon.
Welcome to the National Native Network blog, your hub for timely resources addressing cancer and commercial tobacco health disparities in American Indian and Alaska Native communities. Our platform connects tribes, organizations, and healthcare systems while fostering collaborative conversations through shared insights and user-generated resources. Join us in advancing health equity.
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