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Science Museum Oklahoma was awarded $19,203 to continue a virtual community education program focused on COVID-19 and vaccine information.
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Misinformation about the coronavirus and the vaccines to fight it has evolved throughout the pandemic. Oklahoma doctors and health officials are responding to the latest myths.
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A Green Country Christian summer camp is on hold and changing its public health protocols following a COVID-19 outbreak.At least 25 staff members at the…
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The chance to see visitors without putting them at risk is a strong incentive for Oklahoma prisoners to take COVID-19 vaccines.The Department of…
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For Voice of Hope pastor Terrell McCoy, the fight against the coronavirus is personal.“Our particular congregation has been impacted by COVID,” he said.…
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Oklahoma next week will open more groups to be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine as the state now has more than one-third of its adult population with at…
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More than one million Oklahomans will soon be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine as the state is moving forward into the next stages of its vaccine…
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It appears Oklahoma teachers, who were bumped up a priority group in December, may start receiving COVID-19 vaccinations by the end of the month.Gov.…
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Nearly seven weeks after COVID-19 vaccines reached Oklahoma nursing homes, first doses have been delivered to residents and staff at nearly every…
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Health officials are concerned fewer children are current on their immunizations. And parents must rely on 2-year-old school vaccination data.One of the…