Fry bread debate stirs health and heritage in Indian country
In Indian Country Today Suzan Harjo challenges fry bread as junk food fueling obesity and diabetes among Native communities. The piece traces fry bread’s cultural roots, its health impact, and the varied responses from tribes, doctors, and advocates across Arizona and beyond.
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Indian Country Today
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Frybreadlove.org
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Tammy L. Brown
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National Museum of the American Indian
Washington
California marijuana seizures top $2.6 billion this year
California authorities report CAMP operations have seized over 2.6 billion dollars worth of marijuana plants, a 20 percent year over year rise as a season peak nears. Raids in remote terrain confront armed guards guarding plots, with a fatal shooting at a 22,000 plant site near Los Gatos marking the fourth deadly raid in three years.
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Sacramento
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State Department of Justice
Los Gatos
Five Hearing Aid Makers Seek Fifty Volunteers in Clovis
Five leading manufacturers invite fifty participants for a product study in Clovis. A nominal security deposit is required to enroll, with details to be provided by the organizers. Participants should meet study criteria and be available for testing sessions.
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Gregg Lindly
Livingston Hearing Centers
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