Tule River unveils Wellness Vending Machine

The Tule River Indian Health Center officially opened a wellness vending machine at the Tule River Indian Reservation earlier this month at a ribbon cutting ceremony.

Rain's Law would require fentanyl education in schools

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‘The Health of Indian Country Cannot Be An Afterthought’ | NIHB Calls for Tribal Consultation Amid...

The National Indian Health Board is calling on Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., formally requesting a tribal consultation on the restructuring of the HHS.

Nebraska Hospital Association’s opioid reduction program on pause due to federal funding cuts

The Nebraska Hospital Association’s 12-month opioid reduction program has been put on pause after federal funding was cut in late March.

School of Communication and Journalism host Pulitzer lecture, triple documentary feature

The South Dakota State University School of Communication and Journalism will host two events in upcoming weeks, one showcasing the award-winning work of an industry professional and the other...

US opioid deaths hit record 79,355

The study analyzed opioid overdose deaths, prescription data, and fentanyl-related fatalities.

8 theories why fentanyl deaths are plummeting

Some 30,000 fewer people are dying every year in the U.S. from fentanyl and other street drugs. This shift has stunned addiction experts, reversing decades of rising death.

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Secretary Kennedy Extends Public Health Emergency to Combat Opioid Crisis

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. renewed a declaration designating the opioid crisis a public health emergency yesterday.

Give fentanyl in Arizona to a friend who dies? You should pay for that | Opinion

Noah Ayala died of a fentanyl overdose the first time he tried drugs, but the teen who sold him pills was never charged. That must change.

Harm Reduction is a Key Tool for Healing Addiction and Restoring Communities

Guest Opinion. For decades, the opioid epidemic has devastated communities across Oklahoma, with American Indians suffering the highest overdose death rates in the nation. Here on the Cherokee Nation...

Rx Destroyer Partners with Native News Online and Tribal Business News to Promote Safe Drug...

CEO & Founder Milt Dallas, Oneida Nation of Wisconsin Member, Leads the Charge in Helping Native American Reservations from the Devastating Effects of Opioids 

U.S. fentanyl deaths are down. But not on this New Mexico reservation

Reversing the trend will require police on the reservation, which has none, and closer detox and rehabilitation centers that cater to Native Americans, tribal members and advocates say.