Sixty Oklahoma nonprofits will use the funds for arts, education, health, social services and other outreach programs.
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Weighed down: Surgeries remain a viable yet extreme option in weight loss and management
“When you diet and begin losing weight in a typical diet and exercise program, the body begins defending against that,” Keller said.
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Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice advocates for women’s, family health care rights
“Oklahoma has a trend of being a little more hostile towards choice and reproductive justice in general,” Speidel said.
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“I have a friend who lost 40 pounds in her mid 60s and has maintained for five years, but she’s as obsessed as I am. I don’t want to be there,” Horton said.
“I have a friend who lost 40 pounds in her mid 60s and has maintained for five years, but she’s as obsessed as I am. I don’t want to be there,” Horton said.
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Chicken-Fried News: Healthy thirst
Rep. Forrest Bennett’s proposed bill would divert some alcohol sales tax revenue to support health care.
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LifeShare Transplant Donor Services helps facilitate organs for those in need
There are around 900 Oklahomans currently on the national organ transplant waiting list
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LifeSquire helps busy Oklahomans meet their New Year’s resolutions
LifeSquire helps people with everything from childcare to meal prep.
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Surgeon general’s report sheds light on dangers of e-cigarettes
Consumption among teens and young adults is prevalent and dangerous.
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Local restaurants help citizens stick to healthy resolutions
Eating healthy doesn’t mean you have to stay home.
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Food for All OK truck fights local hunger on four wheels
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma launched its food truck in July.