October 16, 2021

Charlote Hofer

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Dr. Schmidt-Grimminger, scientist with Avera Research Institute, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, discusses HPV cancer rates among American Indian women at a conference for Indian health providers in South Dakota.
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HPV Rates Up to Three Times Higher in American Indian Women Than US Population

Sep 13, 2018
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Crush the Craving: 20 Things To Do Instead of Smoking

Sep 12, 2018
Friday, October 18 is National Mammography Day
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It's National Mammography Day: 8 Things To Know About Breast Cancer

Sep 13, 2018
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American Cancer Society Board Member Nominated for U.S. Surgeon General

Sep 12, 2018
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1.6 Million Will Hear ‘You Have Cancer’ in 2013

Sep 12, 2018
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American Cancer Society Encourages Women to Commit to Healthy Living!

Sep 12, 2018
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New Cancer Research Tailors to American Indian Populations

Sep 12, 2018
The survivorship study will only succeed if people from diverse backgrounds participate.
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More American Indian Cancer Survivors Needed for Free Online Workshop

Sep 13, 2018
Exercise through sport or dancing to stay healthy. (J. Morgan Edwards Photography)
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World Health Day: What Steps Will You Take to Stay Healthy and Cancer-Free?

Sep 13, 2018
Patrick Trotter - "Three Feathers"
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Wicozani Yuonihan: Honor the Gift of Health

Sep 13, 2018
On February 4th the Empire State Building will light up blue and orange as advocates around the world share information and dispel myths about cancer. (American Cancer Society)
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Setting the Record Straight: Four Myths on Global Cancer

Sep 13, 2018
Shannon C. Hooper, 26, a member of the Shoshone & Paiute Tribes, shares her pageant history prior to competing for the 2012/2013 title of Miss Indian Nations at the United Tribes Technical College International Powwow in Bismarck, North Dakota. (YouTube)
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Miss Indian Nations Shares Message of Hope in the New Year

Sep 13, 2018
Circle Of Life program (Gary Robinson)
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Art and Storytelling in Cancer Education: Native Values Prominent in American Cancer Society Efforts

Sep 13, 2018
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How To Help a Smoker Quit: The Do's and Dont's

Sep 13, 2018
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7 Ways To Celebrate National Eating Healthy Day

Sep 12, 2018
Give your dad the gift of good health. (Thinkstock)
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Five Ways to Give Dad the Greatest Father's Day Gift: Life

Sep 13, 2018
Dr. Sunshine Dwojak, whose family is Delaware and Rosebud Sioux, wants American Indian women to empower themselves through knowledge about their health and how to improve it.
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Harvard-Trained Native Doctor: Empower Your Health With ChooseYou.com

Sep 13, 2018
Exercising can help lower your risk of cancer.
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Put Your Health First, Help Prevent Cancer on International Women's Day

Sep 13, 2018
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Eating Well During Cancer Treatment

Sep 12, 2018
American Indian artists from across the country have contributed artwork, depicting cultura themes and healthy lifestyles, to the American Cancer Society's "Circle of Life" program. Here, Marcine Quenzer illustrates the Iroquois creation. (Photo courtesy of ACS)
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Circle of Life: New Cancer Education for American Indians

Sep 13, 2018
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Kick the Habit With the American Cancer Society

Sep 12, 2018
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Five Facts on Breast Cancer in Honor of National Mammography Day

Sep 12, 2018
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Five Lifesaving Steps You Can Take To Prevent Cancer

Sep 12, 2018
For the past four years, school children from 5 area schools in Todd County have organized a “mini-relay” for the American Cancer Society.
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South Dakota Indian Schools, Communities Promote Healthy Living through Relay For Life

Sep 13, 2018
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Five Easy Ways for Men to Reduce Your Risk of Cancer

Sep 12, 2018
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Surviving Cancer

Sep 12, 2018
Artwork submitted from American Indian artists for the American Cancer Society's Circle of Life program, which promotes cancer awareness to American Indians. Art by Gary Robinson, Tribal Eye Productions, Santa Ynez, California
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South Dakota Reservations Part of National Pilot for Culturally Sensitive Cancer Education and Prevention

Sep 13, 2018
Lettuce is classified as one of the "Dirty Dozen," so wash it before consuming. (Photo courtesy of Flickr/Muffet)
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The 'Clean 15 & Dirty Dozen' Foods List: How to Safely Consume Fruits and Vegetables

Sep 13, 2018
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Hofer: Just in time for the holidays

Sep 13, 2018
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Hofer: The foods you love. …

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Game changer in lung cancer

Sep 13, 2018
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Hofer: How to add 10 years to your life

Sep 13, 2018
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Research project shows importance of Native American involvement in cancer education

Sep 13, 2018
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Hofer: Take charge of your health

Sep 13, 2018
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Hofer: Are you living smart?

Sep 13, 2018
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Hofer: The miracle of research

Sep 13, 2018
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American Cancer Society and Native Americans – teaming up to fight cancer

Sep 13, 2018
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Up close and personal

Sep 13, 2018
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Youth power: Native American kids making a difference for ACS

Sep 12, 2018
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Small changes; big impact

Sep 13, 2018
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Eat better; live healthier

Sep 13, 2018
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American Cancer Society calls for Native American artwork

Sep 13, 2018
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No one should go through breast cancer alone

Sep 13, 2018
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Get a mammogram or don’t get a mammogram?

Sep 13, 2018
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Breast cancer information from ACS

Sep 13, 2018
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Quick facts and freebies from the American Cancer Society

Sep 13, 2018
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What to eat during cancer treatment

Sep 13, 2018
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A closer look at cancer in the US among Native Americans

Sep 13, 2018
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2009 Health Equity Conference in Las Vegas July 28 – 29

Sep 13, 2018
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Relay For Life kicks off 2009 season

Sep 12, 2018