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Improving health equity in tribal communities

According to the American Heart Association and the National Collaborative for Infants and Toddlers, addressing heart disease risks in AI/AN women requires not only attention to traditional cardiovascular disease risk factors, but also an understanding of how the legacy of colonization, exploitation, racism and discrimination shape the health of members of these communities.

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5 tips for new pet owners

Welcoming a new pet is exciting, but preparation is needed to provide a loving home and enjoy the unconditional love. Prepare your furry friend for a new home with these essential tips for first-time pet owners.

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Recognizing and valuing home-based child care

Home-Based childcare is essential because it meets the unique needs of certain families whose special requirements are not met in other care settings. HBCC services are often preferred by rural communities, families working nontraditional hours, families with babies and toddlers, Black and Latinx families, and families of children with special needs.

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Six culturally relevant holiday books to add to your gift list

Diving into culturally relevant reading over the holidays can be transformative for Black students. Research indicates that reading can reduce stress by 68%, surpassing other relaxation methods such as listening to music or walking. These books also celebrate Black heritage and reinforce a positive Black identity, providing a much-needed sense of belonging and empowerment.

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A family’s fight for justice after a daughter’s attempted suicide

The breaking point came in March 2023, when Kelaia shared thoughts of suicide with a friend. Just five days later, her mother discovered her hanging in her bedroom. Paramedics resuscitated her after she was clinically dead for eight minutes. Kelaia spent over three months in the hospital, including 31 days in intensive care, but emerged profoundly disabled. She now relies on a tracheostomy tube, a feeding tube, and remains nonverbal, requiring full-time care.

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