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What Oklahoma families should know about the CDC’s new vaccine recommendations
Read more: What Oklahoma families should know about the CDC’s new vaccine recommendationsThe CDC’s vaccine advisory committee’s recent decisions could impact how your family gets vaccinated. To help break down what changed and what didn’t, News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with Dr. Mandy Griffin, a pediatrician at Utica Park Clinic in Tulsa. Click here to view the story online. The CDC’s vaccine advisory committee just wrapped up two…
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Understanding PCOS: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Read more: Understanding PCOS: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatmentAs many as one in 10 reproductive-aged women have a condition called polycystic ovary syndrome, also known as PCOS, but more than half of women with the condition go undiagnosed. PCOS may have serious side effects, ranging from excessive hair growth to infertility. Dr. Elizabeth Couch-Harris, OB-GYN provider with Utica Park Clinic, explains the symptoms,…
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What are uterine fibroids? Tulsa OB-GYN explains symptoms, risks and treatment options
Read more: What are uterine fibroids? Tulsa OB-GYN explains symptoms, risks and treatment optionsMore than 50% of women are living with uterine fibroids, and many of them go undiagnosed. Dr. Daniel Bond, OB-GYN with Utica Park Clinic Claremore, says the fibroids can be as small as a blueberry or as large as a watermelon, and come with uncomfortable symptoms. Dr. Bond spoke to News on 6 about symptoms…
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How Oklahoma student-athletes can beat the heat during summer workouts
Read more: How Oklahoma student-athletes can beat the heat during summer workoutsOklahoma students are still weeks away from returning to school, but many student-athletes are back on the field for practice. Dr. Dustin Cupp, family medicine provider with Utica Park Clinic in Owasso, spoke to News on 6 about how students can beat the heat during summer workouts. Click here to view the story online. With…
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What to do if… you think you have hearing loss
Read more: What to do if… you think you have hearing lossHearing loss is a common problem, affecting millions of people worldwide. Mallory Nitzel, Au.D., says it can be caused by a variety of factors, including age, exposure to loud noise, certain medications and more. If you think you might have hearing loss, it’s important to take action to protect your hearing and improve your quality of…
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Owasso pediatrician explains results of food dye study
Read more: Owasso pediatrician explains results of food dye studyParents, legislators and medical experts are turning their attention to food dye after a recent study found evidence that the ingredient may be linked to behavioral problems in children. Dr. Theresa Horton, pediatrician with Utica Park Clinic on the campus of Bailey Medical Center in Owasso, spoke to KJRH about the results of that study…
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Claremore doctor outlines risks of untreated maternal mental health during pregnancy
Read more: Claremore doctor outlines risks of untreated maternal mental health during pregnancyMuch goes into proper medical care during pregnancy: checkups, blood tests and ultrasounds. But an often-overlooked piece of treatment is caring for the mental and emotional health of mothers-to-be. Dr. Daniel Bond, OB-GYN with Utica Park Clinic in Claremore, spoke to News On 6 about why this care is so vital. You can watch the…
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Understanding stroke awareness: Key facts and prevention tips
Read more: Understanding stroke awareness: Key facts and prevention tipsStroke is one of the leading causes of death in the United States, but a staggering 80% of strokes are preventable. Dr. Andre Fredieu, neurologist with Utica Park Clinic, spoke to News On 6 about risk factors, symptoms and prevention surrounding stroke. You can view the whole story here. Dr. Andre Fredieu with Utica Park…
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Oklahoma doctor recommends cutting sugar for babies to lower risk of chronic diseases
Read more: Oklahoma doctor recommends cutting sugar for babies to lower risk of chronic diseasesWhat can food rationing during World War II tell us about how to raise healthier babies today? A lot, according to a new study. Dr. Theresa Horton, pediatrician with Utica Park Clinic, spoke with News on 6 about the results of a new study, including how avoiding sugar during pregnancy and infancy may lead to a healthier life…
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Halloween safety tips: how to stay safe when trick-or-treating
Read more: Halloween safety tips: how to stay safe when trick-or-treatingHalloween is a cherished holiday enjoyed by people of all ages, from children to teenagers and adults. Famous for its spooky traditions, haunted houses and creative costumes, Halloween also presents additional risks for trick-or-treaters; children are four times more likely to be seriously injured in pedestrian/automobile accidents than any other night of the year. Theresa Horton, M.D., pediatrician…
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- What Oklahoma families should know about the CDC’s new vaccine recommendations
- Understanding PCOS: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
- What are uterine fibroids? Tulsa OB-GYN explains symptoms, risks and treatment options
- How Oklahoma student-athletes can beat the heat during summer workouts
- What to do if… you think you have hearing loss