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Disease Control and Prevention

The Alaska Native Epidemiology Center focuses on primary and secondary prevention of infectious and chronic diseases, as well as injuries among Alaska Native people. Projects administered by the EpiCenter include:

Improving Colorectal Cancer (CRC) Screening

- Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Colorectal Cancer Control Program
- CRC First Degree Family History Registry
- CRC Fecal Immunochemical Test vs. Guaiac Test Study
American Heart Association/Indian Health Service Get With The Guidelines Cardiovascular Disease Secondary Prevention Quality Improvement Project

The EpiCenter provides a vital service to our statewide Alaska Native health care providers. By tracking the health status of our Alaska Native people we can create health improvement strategies and measure our success in achieving our vision of Alaska Natives becoming the healthiest people in the world.

~Don Kashevaroff,
ANTHC CEO

Alaska Native Epidemiology Center ~ 4000 Ambassador Drive, C-DCHS ~ Anchorage, Alaska 99508 ~ Phone: 907.729.4567 ~ Email:

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