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  MaryG,MarieF,CathMandoka.jpg - First Nations bands have been impressed with the effective treatment of diabetes by the practicing the Transcendental Meditation Programme. From left: Mary Glasser, Ottawa Teacher of Transcendental Meditation; Dr Marie Frawley-Henry, Senior Policy Analyst and Chair of the AFN Diabetes Working Group, who organized and lead the Ottawa event involving around 20 regional First Nations bands; Cathryn Mandoka, Health Director for the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians and member of the Diabetes Working Group.  
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15 November 2010
First Nations regional bands have been impressed with the effective treatment of diabetes by those practicing the Transcendental Meditation Programme. From left: Mary Glasser, Ottawa Teacher of Transcendental Meditation; Dr Marie Frawley-Henry, Senior Policy Analyst and Chair of the AFN Diabetes Working Group, who organized and led the Ottawa event involving about 15 regional First Nations bands; Cathryn Mandoka, Health Director for the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians and member of the Diabetes Working Group.
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