Oklahoma health

Pregnant Oklahomans have a new resource: the state's first psychiatrist dedicated to their mental health.

The Oklahoma County Commissioners are officially nudging the state to pay them back $1.5 million.

More than 1.2 million pounds of food have been delivered through 55 hospital- and clinic-based food pantries since 2020.

An OU researcher has made a breakthrough discovery while studying a genetic defect. The discovery could change how the condition is diagnosed and studied.

Long delays in a legal process meant to ensure fairness in court are leaving vulnerable people behind.

Pending federal approval, schools could recoup more Medicaid dollars from providing services like occupational and speech therapy, and behavioral health supports to eligible students.

President Donald Trump’s budget bill brings stricter rules to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the federal food assistance program, and shifts costs to states

Experts call diabetes a public health epidemic in Oklahoma. Special barriers for Latinos around accessing basic preventative health care and education mean they are among the most harmed by the disease in the state.

Every state saw a decline in its fertility rate in 2023, according to a new report from the Pew Charitable Trusts. Oklahoma saw a nearly 12% drop from just a decade prior.

While Oklahoma is looking to restrict candy and soft drinks from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, the federal government is making changes of its own through President Donald Trump's Big Beautiful Bill Act. The state's waiver has not been approved yet, but federal changes would impact its rollout.