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Stacy Bohlen, a citizen of the Sault Ste Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, has been terminated as the CEO of the National Indian Health Board (NIHB), the organization announced yesterday. 

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An animal rescue group serving the Navajo Nation will host its largest-ever free mobile vet clinic this fall on the reservation.

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A new program from the National Institute of Health will invest nearly $300 million for research that could turn the tide of the overdose crisis in Indian Country.
 

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Researchers backed by a new $1.5 million grant are aiming to transform the way Indigenous data is collected and used worldwide.
 
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It’s not easy to make public health decisions without access to good data. And epidemiologists and public health workers for Native American communities say they’re often in the dark because state and federal agencies restrict their access to the latest numbers.

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Indigenous Milk Medicine Week, taking place from August 8-14, is an annual observance that celebrates and honors the traditional knowledge, practices, and cultural significance of breastfeeding in Indigenous communities. 
 
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The new Wahzhazhe Health Center is now visibly going up on Main Street in Pawhuska and its doors are slated to open to all existing Osage and Native American patients in less than one year.

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Twenty-seven Indigenous midwives and advocates have been selected to participate in a knowledge-sharing program that aims to improve maternal and infant mortality in Native communities. 
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A new code for the nation’s Emergency Alert System is being commended for its potential to aid in the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) crisis.

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A new bill could help Tribal courts bring justice to victims and families of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) crisis.

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