VOLUME Summer Program allows high schools students to gain experience training at The Children’s Center Rehabilitation Hospital in Bethany.
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Community organizations stand up for HIV education and prevention
A 2014 Kaiser Family Foundation report shows 1.1 million people in the United States are living with HIV.
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Catholic Charities’ new facility helps the organization run its programs more effectively
The 33,860-square-foot building has a large, colorful, comfortable lobby for those waiting to see caseworkers.
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“It is so important that they learn to have fun without getting high or drunk,” Maddox said. “That’s the challenge. For so many, that’s what they did.”
“It is so important that they learn to have fun without getting high or drunk,” Maddox said. “That’s the challenge. For so many, that’s what they did.”
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New rules mean vaping must be regulated like tobacco
Some industry insiders believe the new vaping regulations could signal the end of the industry if enforced.
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Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma merges with other regional offices
Planned Parenthood’s regional merger will result in new sexual health services and a new location in Oklahoma City.
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Chicken-Fried News: Failing fitness
Oklahoma City ranked 49 in a recent study that graded cities on the health and activity levels of their citizens.
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A local organization offers help to people affected by domestic abuse
YWCA Oklahoma City offers help to people suffering from domestic abuse.
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“Treatment saves lives,” Murthy said. “Sometimes people say, ‘We can’t afford to build [treatment] centers.’ I say, ‘We can’t afford not to have treatment.’ “
“Treatment saves lives,” Murthy said. “Sometimes people say, ‘We can’t afford to build [treatment] centers.’ I say, ‘We can’t afford not to have treatment.’ “
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“What it boils down to is giving them the facts, the information,” said Harms, Katia Harms’ mother, “and not making them feel bad or weird.”
“What it boils down to is giving them the facts, the information,” said Harms, Katia Harms’ mother, “and not making them feel bad or weird.”