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The Oklahoma State Department of Health started receiving the doses of the COVID-19 booster shots on Tuesday, and is now recommending the booster to anyone who hasn’t had a shot or the virus in four to six months.
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The Oklahoma State Department of Health says it’s at the beginning of a major overhaul.
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Interim State Health Commissioner Keith Reed said the federal agency that faulted the state's public health lab for shortcomings related to COVID sequencing also signed off on Oklahoma's improvement plan.
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Health officials advise unvaccinated Oklahomans to get their COVID shots and fully vaccinated individuals to get a booster.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services visited the lab for several days in late September as part of the inquiry. The health department has issued a statement but declined to provide the federal agency's report.
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Our two guests, both based in OKC, are noted experts: Wanda Felty is with OU's Center for Learning and Leadership, and RoseAnn Duplan is with the Oklahoma Disability Law Center.
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Our two guests, both based in OKC, are noted experts: Wanda Felty is with OU's Center for Learning and Leadership, and RoseAnn Duplan is with the Oklahoma Disability Law Center.
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The state health department is trying to give Oklahomans a role in investigating their COVID-19 infections.
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Interim State Health Commissioner Keith Reed said it’s difficult to work in public health during a pandemic.
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