Baker was responsible for incorrectly administering medications and potentially exposing patients to blood borne pathogens.
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Though fruits and vegetable contain pesticide residues, there are ways to reduce and eliminate residue on produce.
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Tribal health officials have dozens of vaccination clinics scheduled in October and November throughout the tribe’s jurisdiction.
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The Cherokee Nation’s Behavioral Health is recognized for its work in suicide prevention and Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day.
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At 15 years old, Kaitlyn Pinkerton has traveled the country advocating for mental health awareness.
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The Impact Award is given health care professionals and organizations for their contributions to the health care of Native Americans and Alaskan Natives.
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Victoria O’Keefe wins an award for work regarding American Indian and Alaska Native youth suicide prevention.
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The Great 100 Nurses Foundation honors nurses from Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, North Carolina and Louisiana who go above and beyond in health care each year.
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Hospital benefit coordinators will assist Native American veteran patients in enrolling for Veterans Affairs health care services.
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Saint Francis and Oklahoma State University Medical Center officials say their physicians can’t recommend cannabis because hospital rules require doctors to follow federal law.
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The possession of marijuana – medical or recreational – is illegal on all tribally owned properties, including Cherokee Nation buildings, casinos and facilities.
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