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1968 Government trains midwives for remote villages Congress establishes the Alaska Community Health Aide Program to train health workers for remote villages ... |
1973 Bans on Native Hawaiian healing traditions overturned Native Hawaiian healers, known as kahuna , are again permitted to practice legally. The growing Native ... |
1975 New medical school graduates Native Hawaiians Four Native Hawaiians graduate in the first class of the John A. Burns Medical School, University of ... |
1985 Study finds Native Hawaiian healing practices still important The Native Hawaiian Health Research Consortium under ALU LIKE releases its “E Ola Mau” (“Native Hawaiian ... |
1986 Native Hawaiian and Western-trained health professionals ally Dr. Richard Kekuni Blaisdell starts the organization E Ola Mau, later incorporated under its first president, ... |
1993 Traditional Alaska Native midwives convene Chugachmiut, a 20-year-old nonprofit organization that works to advance the social, economic, and cultural ... |
1997 New hospital replaces 1950s IHS medical center in Anchorage The new Alaska Native Medical Center replaces the Anchorage Medical Center built by the Indian Health ... |
1997 Alaska Native consortium provides medical care, sanitation facilites The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, the largest tribal-run health care organization in the U. ... |
2004 University establishes department to promote Native Hawaiian health The University of Hawai‘i Board of Regents establishes the Department of Native Hawaiian Health as part ... |
1975 Native American medical students organize The Association of Native American Medical Students, an organization representing Native American graduate ... |