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Read moreA smooth pregnancy that ultimately produces a healthy baby is the ideal for expecting parents. With that goal in mind, parents typically go to great lengths to reduce their risk of complications during a pregnancy. Those efforts may include steps to prevent infections that can lead to a host of unwanted consequences, including preterm birth.
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Dr. Todd Halihan, professor in the Boone Pickens School of Geology (BPSoG) at Oklahoma State University, was recently awarded the Charles V. Theis Award by the American Institute of Hydrology (AIH) for his novel groundwater hydrology research.
Read morePublic health emergencies or inclement weather can spiral out of control rather quickly. Emergency situations have the potential to derail shipping or delivery schedules or impede shoppers’ ability to get to the store for necessary supplies. Individuals should keep a stock of emergency provisions just in case weather or another adverse situation compromises their ability to get the items they need to survive.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation has added Sue Bodine, Ph.D., to its scientific staff. She joins OMRF’s Aging and Metabolism Research Program from the University of Iowa, where she was a professor.
Read moreThroughout the years, many of us watched Barbara Walters from NBC to ABC. I always tried to watch her special interviews. Often, the people she interviewed on primetime television specials were “the” high profile people at that given time. She became the highest paid journalist of her day being the first to sign a million-dollar contract with ABC.
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Country, bluegrass and gospel music was offered up by the Garland Blocker Band Thursday morning at the Heritage House in Seminole. The group, which featured guitar, bass and authentic pedal steel, is based out of Seminole. The Heritage House is located at 210 West College and serves meals daily (M-F) and offers multiple special activities.
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