Keynote Speaker Traditional Healing among Alaska Natives Rachel Craig Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska, USA In the best of worlds we like to think of ourselves as invincible, healthy, strong, and liv- ing the good life to a wise, old age. Sometimes we fool ourselves into believing these

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