Rainfall Fuels Mold Growth Across Oklahoma
Moist conditions are increasing mold spores and allergens, worsening symptoms for residents with allergies and asthma.
Live Poll
Do you run a dehumidifier or otherwise monitor your home's humidity?
Oklahoma Diseases News
Coverage of diseases in Oklahoma focuses on medical conditions, diagnosis, treatment breakthroughs and public health impacts. Reporting tracks new studies, health alerts and the progress of awareness campaigns across the state.
Asthma
Live Poll
Do you plan to get a flu vaccination before the holiday season begins?
Flu Cases Have Increased Across Oklahoma
Medical experts are urging residents to get vaccinated as flu activity rises across the state and the country.
Alzheimer’s
Live Poll
Do you believe local awareness events effectively improve support for families affected by Alzheimer's?
Oklahoma Landmarks to Light Up Teal November 2
Twelve sites across the state will participate in a global Alzheimer's awareness campaign on November 2.
Allergies
Oklahoma Ragweed Pollen Levels Have Peaked
Residents are experiencing a surge in allergy symptoms as ragweed pollen hits peak levels across the state.
Cancer
Live Poll
If recommended radiation for breast cancer, would you seek out specialized proton therapy options?
Proton Therapy Offers Breast Cancer Treatment Option
The specialized radiation treatment allows for targeted tumor therapy while protecting vital organs like the heart and lungs.
Stroke
Shrimp Study Reveals Behavioral Signs of Blast Trauma
Researchers find that snapping shrimp display spatial disorientation after exposure to underwater shock waves.
This section follows clinical trial outcomes, new treatment approvals, disease outbreaks and risk factor research. Reporting reaches from the capital to the rural counties, encompassing every medical facility and public health agency. Seasonal patterns, such as the peak of respiratory illnesses in winter, dictate the timing of many public health updates. Resource availability and staffing at regional clinics are the two most common factors influencing health outcomes.