Cherokee Nation Health Services introduces new antibiotic guidelines
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Cherokee Nation Health Services is kicking off a program to educate patients on alternative ways other than antibiotics to heal common illnesses. According to recent information released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, antibiotics are often misused for illnesses like influenza and the common cold, and like other medications, they could have side effects. |
Cherokee Nation awarded $800K grant to build Head Start storm shelters
Cherokee Nation will install storm shelters in its Head Start campuses after recently receiving an $800,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Cherokee Nation approves $895M budget for FY18The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council approved an $895 million comprehensive budget for fiscal year 2018 during its monthly meeting Monday. |
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Cherokee Nation taking applications for Cherokee Nation Angel Project, Elder Angel Tree
The 2017 Cherokee Nation Angel Project applications will be available starting Oct. 9 for children 16 years old and younger.
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