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Group therapy offers 'Freedom from Smoking' By Paige Willett, Citizen Potawatomi Nation Public Information Department While rates have decreased by approximately two-thirds in the last 50 years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in 2019 that 34.2 million Americans smoke cigarettes. Its prevalence among American Indians/Alaska Natives remains high at 1.5 times the national average, or 26 percent of all Native Americans. “Back in 2001-02, Oklahoma tried to get the tribes more involved, and so they created a coalition, the Native American Tobacco Coalition, and I was one ...
Petersburg vs Wrangell: Fighting E-cigarettes through a poster competition Posted by Angela Denning | Jan 14, 2021 This poster about the E-cigarette awareness competition is located downstairs at PIA’s building at 15 N. 12th Street. (Photo by Tory Shay) Petersburg and Wrangell have long had a friendly rivalry in sports and other activities. Now, Petersburg Indian Association is capitalizing on that relationship in a new effort to fight E-cigarettes. The tribe’s Tobacco Prevention and Control program is working with a similar program in Wrangell in a poster competition. It’s in collabo...