The FDA has issued marketing denial orders for all JUUL products currently sold in the United States, requiring immediate removal from shelves. The agency determined the company failed to provide sufficient evidence regarding toxicological safety, citing conflicting data on genotoxicity and potentially harmful chemicals leaching from pods. JUUL must cease distribution or face enforcement action.
This Father's Day, give your children the greatest gift: your health. Smoking damages not only you but also your family through secondhand and thirdhand smoke exposure. Quitting is the single biggest thing a father can do to protect his children's wellbeing. Resources and support are available to help you succeed.
June Pride Month celebrates history, health, and justice in the LGBTQ community. A new CDC feature article highlights the importance of giving everyone a chance at a smokefree life, not just during Pride Month, but year-round. Learn how smokefree laws protect all people from secondhand smoke exposure.
The CDC awarded $215 million in first-year funding across three national cancer programs, representing an $1.1 billion five-year investment toward President Biden's Cancer Moonshot goals. This comprehensive initiative supports 86 recipients from state, local, tribal, and territorial organizations, advancing cancer prevention, early detection, and health equity nationwide.
Cervical cancer disproportionately affects American Indian and Alaska Native women, yet regular Pap tests can prevent 80% of cases. This toolkit empowers tribal health clinics to host culturally respectful Pap-A-Thon events, addressing screening barriers while honoring community values and holistic wellness practices.
Discover how three innovative multi-sector partnerships across Michigan, Arizona, and California are tackling health inequity through bold community-centered strategies. Hear from leaders addressing social determinants, implementing culturally appropriate programs, and leveraging community interconnectedness to transform health outcomes for underserved populations.
Join IHS Cancer Support Leadership Virtual Training this summer! Learn essential skills including relationship building, emotional support, and facilitation through interactive sessions. Open to AI/AN individuals committed to starting cancer support groups. Four days, free registration for first 20 new attendees. Register by July 29, 2022.
Join us for a free, 2-day summit addressing American Indian and Alaska Native healthcare workforce development. Discover solutions for K-Practice support across all healthcare professions. Held July 26-27 at AAMC Headquarters in Washington, DC. Register today and book your hotel accommodations now.
The Kul Wicasa Wopasi Innovator program empowers Lower Brule Reservation youth ages 14-18 to build community through food sovereignty, gardens, and farmers markets. This summer, participants tackle meaningful projects including murals and cooking classes, creating lasting positive change for their community's future health and wellness.
This Mother's Day, give your children the greatest gift: your health. Secondhand and thirdhand smoke damage their wellbeing too. Quitting smoking is the single biggest action mothers can take to protect their families. Resources like BecomeAnEX.org, aiquitline.com, and 1-800-QUIT-NOW provide support for your journey.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Announces All Tribes Webinar: Topics to Include H.R. 1 IFC and New Budget Neutrality Rules | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
ACS National Navigation Roundtable Patient Navigation Sustainability Learning Collaborative (Apply by 7/15/2026) | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
National Conference on Tobacco or Health (NCTOH) | San Diego, California | Registration will open July 7, 2026 | Abstract Submissions will open on August 4 | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
