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The Indian Health Service says the Navajo Nation has been exceptional at rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine to children, but still faces many logistical challenges especially with the youngest age group. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports.
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Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez spoke on Capitol Hill Wednesday in support of the confirmation of Roselyn Tso as the new director of the Indian Health Service.
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Navajo Nation leaders say failing septic and solid waste systems are becoming an increasing concern in many areas of the reservation.
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President Joe Biden has announced the nomination of Navajo tribal member and Navajo Area Indian Health Service Director Roselyn Tso to lead the IHS.
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The chief medical officer for the Navajo Area Health Indian Service based in Arizona has been named to the same position for the national service. Dr.…
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Navajo Nation leaders are aggressively administering COVID-19 vaccines to tribal members. Officials are hoping to rapidly reduce infections in the area…
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U.S. health officials say coronavirus infections are beginning a renewed surge on the Navajo Nation and bordering areas that may peak in mid-May. In a…
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Arizona Democratic Congressman Raul Grijalva is urging the Trump administration to expand and speed up its response to COVID-19 in Indian Country. It…
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Three school board members in a small Navajo community in New Mexico are facing federal charges amid accusations they claimed thousands of dollars in…
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Tribal members suffering from cancer because of uranium contamination have few options for local care. KNAU’s Ryan Heinsius reports, a bill introduced in…