John Wayne Cancer Foundation funds research to prevent stomach cancer in Navajo Nation

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In celebration of November’s Native American Heritage Month and Stomach Cancer Awareness Month observances, the John Wayne Cancer Foundation is funding research that will allow doctors to assess barriers to treatment of H. pylori and disseminate findings to community health partners to reduce the occurrence of stomach cancer. 

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