Laajrak in Wā ko
Lale aolep wā ko rijikuuḷ in Arkansas rej aikuj bōki ṃokta jikuuḷ enaaj jinoe. Kōnono ippān taktō eo aṃ n̄e aṃ kōnaan kobaiki booster ekāāl kōn COVID-19. Loḷọk www.nwa.uams.edu/covid ak kōnaan ippān taktō eo aṃ…
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Veterans to receive U.S. military benefits in the RMI
Hilary Hosia, reporter and writer for the Marshall Islands Journal of 10 years, freelance writer for news groups like Vice, The Guardian, CNN, Bloomberg, NY Times etc. Marshallese veterans who served in the US Armed…
Ikkure AR Way
Eṃṃan ippān baaṃle eo epād nabōj ilo park ko im ikkure. Ien ippān doon im ṃōṇōṇō! Kwomaron̄ lo elōn̄ḷọk park ilo: www.nwa.uams.edu/chr/arway
Ikkure AR way
Eṃṃan ippān baaṃle eo epād nabōj ilo park ko im ikkure. Ien ippān doon im ṃōṇōṇō! Kwomaron̄ lo elōn̄ḷọk park ilo: www.nwa.uams.edu/chr/arway
Ikkure AR way
Eṃṃan ippān baaṃle eo epād nabōj ilo park ko im ikkure. Ien ippān doon im ṃōṇōṇō! Kwomaron̄ lo elōn̄ḷọk park ilo: www.nwa.uams.edu/chr/arway
FATHER & SON FISHING TOURNAMENT
AenEmmaan1st Father & Son Fishing Tournament (Kein Kajuon Jie Eonod an Jemen im Nejin) Jouj im kanne registration form in bwe kwon maron nej delon e tournament in eonod ne ilo raan in Jadede, Juun…
Ikkure AR Way
Eṃṃan ippān baaṃle eo epād nabōj ilo park ko im ikkure. Ien ippān doon im ṃōṇōṇō! Kwomaron̄ lo elōn̄ḷọk park ilo: www.nwa.uams.edu/chr/arway
Are the kids all right? A look at substance abuse among teenagers
Sheldon Riklon, M.D., UAMS Community Health & Research Drug overdoses are rising in Northwest Arkansas. In 2021, more than two-thirds of overdose deaths in the United States involved fentanyl. In Washington County alone, overdose deaths…
What is going on with Medicaid?
Dr. Riklon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Preventive Medicine and a co-investigator with UAMS Community Health & Research in Springdale. He is also the inaugural recipient of the Peter O. Kohler, M.D., Endowed Distinguished Professorship in Health Disparities. Dr. Riklon serves most of his time in clinical care, with roles at Community Clinic in Springdale as well as UAMS’s North Street Clinic and Fayetteville Family Medical Center, but also works with the UAMS Community Health and Research team in community-engaged research activities with the Marshallese community. His deep understanding of the Marshallese culture and language serve to strengthen those research efforts tremendously. Dr. Riklon is one of only two Marshallese doctors in the world who has completed medical school and residency training from United States accredited programs.
UAMS Community Health & Research is a diverse team dedicated to working with communities to create a better state of health for all. Learn more at nwa.uams.edu/chr.
