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More than 40% of the state’s population is Hispanic, but its mental health provider population is more than 80% white.
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A new study found a legislative investment in Oklahoma’s behavioral health workforce could add 272 providers to the state, generate taxpayer benefits and significantly expand access to mental health care.
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A new Medicaid extension goes into effect today that gives pregnant Texans twelve months of postpartum coverage.
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Research shows the relationship between body size and health is not as clear cut as you might think.
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The year 2020 was a demanding time for the Rev. Dr. Scott Venable, lead pastor of Northwood Church in Keller.
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Almost 90% of Texans live in a county where there's not enough mental health providers, according to a new report.
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New study backs up anecdotal evidence that video conference meetings can take a toll on participantsThe study, performed at an Austrian University, sought to determine whether videoconferencing led to fatigue on a brain level.
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Last week, tribal nations and the national 988 suicide prevention hotline held a two-day summit focused on the mental health of tribal citizens.
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A bicameral, bipartisan study was held Tuesday to examine challenges and opportunities in Oklahoma’s behavioral mental health workforce.
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A local non-profit is hosting rap battles and other events to advocate for mental health awareness in Oklahoma. The organization called Soulbody Cyphers is working to destigmatize conversations around mental health and cultivate a community of MCs.