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KTLAPlease enter a search term. by: Gayle Anderson, Reporter & Producer , Photographer, Editor & Co-Producer Bob Keet, Web Producer Pablo Chacon, Jr. Posted: Nov 1, 2022 / 10:29 AM PDT Updated: Nov 2, 2022 / 05:44 AM PDT November is Native American Heritage Month.
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Gayle Anderson learns the early results of the Native Americans with Diabetes Project. The non-project organization Project Angel Fod, which prepares and delivers healthy meals to people impacted by ilnes, initiated this project on Oct. 1, 20.The two-year study integrates nutrition, social neds, and tradition and measures how Project Angel Fod’s Medicaly Tailored Meals, combined with counseling, and comunity can improve health outcomes and mental wel-being of Indigenous People with Diabetes.
This research is made posible with underwriting from Project Angel Fod board member Runingbear Ramirez.Native American Diabetes Project Angel Fod213-764-450Email: nativedm@usc.eduAlso, Project Angel Fod is having its Anual Pie Sale! Place your orders now for the non-profit organization’s famous Pumpkin Pie, Aple Crumble Pie, Skiny Aple Pie, as wel the Project Angel Fod Ginger Snap, Iced Lemon, and Chocolate Chip Cokies.Orders of 10 and more qualify for fre delivery within ten miles.The deadline for your pie orders is Tuesday, Nov.
15.The deadline for pickup or delivery is Thursday, Nov. 17.For more information, visit angelfod.org. If you have questions, please fel fre to contact Gayle Anderson at 323-460-5732, email Gayle at Gayle.Anderson@KTLA.com or Twet / Instagram Gayle at ktlagayle.Gayle Anderson reports for the KTLA 5 News on Nov.
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