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Sen. Leftwich discusses award for Breast/Cervical Cancer bill.
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Showing: October, 2004
The Oklahoma Nurses Association (ONA) is honoring two state lawmakers for their efforts to ensure all Oklahoma women have access to breast and cervical cancer treatment. State Sen. Debbe Leftwich, D-OKC, and Rep. Danny Hilliard, D-Sulphur, were authors of House Bill 2552 and will each receive the 2004 Friend of Nursing Award.
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State Senator Jeff Rabon today called on Oklahomans for Lawsuit Reform founders John Brock and Mike Cantrell to follow the lead of the Republican leader of the Texas House of Representatives and return all corporate contributions to its organization.
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Sen. Rabon calls on Oklahomans for Lawsuit Reform to return all corporate contributions.
The Task Force for the Promotion of Children’s Health has released its recommendations for the establishment of Healthy and Fit School Advisory Councils in Oklahoma schools. The list of recommendations includes suggestions about physical education and physical activity, nutritional education and services, as well as health education and health services.
Senate Bill 1627, also known as the Healthy and Fit Kids Act of 2004, authored by Sen. Bernest Cain and Rep. Darrell Gilbert, requires the establishment of the advisory councils in every school.
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Dr. John Bolazis, Chair of Task Force, explains SB 1627 & the creation of the advisory councils.
Sen. Cain says Task Force is trying to keep the ball rolling for the health of OK's children.
Dr. Terry Cline, Sec. of Health & Commissioner of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, says Task Force is providing tools to local communities to fight childhood obesity.
Dr. James Crutcher, State Commissioner of Health, discusses OK's health statistics.
Lois Breedlove, OK State PTA President, shares a sad story about life for an obese child.
Ann Roberts, Dir of Institute for Child Advocacy, says situation has gone beyond aesthetics to serious health issues.
The Task Force for the Promotion of Children’s Health has released its recommendations for the establishment of Healthy and Fit School Advisory Councils in Oklahoma schools. The list of recommendations includes suggestions about physical education and physical activity, nutritional education and services, as well as health education and health services.
Senate Bill 1627, also known as the Healthy and Fit Kids Act of 2004, authored by Sen. Bernest Cain and Rep. Darrell Gilbert, requires the establishment of the advisory councils in every school.
read more.
Dr. John Bolazis, Chair of Task Force, explains SB 1627 & the creation of the advisory councils.
Sen. Cain says Task Force is trying to keep the ball rolling for the health of OK's children.
Dr. Terry Cline, Sec. of Health & Commissioner of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, says Task Force is providing tools to local communities to fight childhood obesity.
Dr. James Crutcher, State Commissioner of Health, discusses OK's health statistics.
Lois Breedlove, OK State PTA President, shares a sad story about life for an obese child.
Ann Roberts, Dir of Institute for Child Advocacy, says situation has gone beyond aesthetics to serious health issues.
The Task Force for the Promotion of Children’s Health has released its recommendations for the establishment of Healthy and Fit School Advisory Councils in Oklahoma schools. The list of recommendations includes suggestions about physical education and physical activity, nutritional education and services, as well as health education and health services.
Senate Bill 1627, also known as the Healthy and Fit Kids Act of 2004, authored by Sen. Bernest Cain and Rep. Darrell Gilbert, requires the establishment of the advisory councils in every school.
read more.
Dr. John Bolazis, Chair of Task Force, explains SB 1627 & the creation of the advisory councils.
Sen. Cain says Task Force is trying to keep the ball rolling for the health of OK's children.
Dr. Terry Cline, Sec. of Health & Commissioner of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, says Task Force is providing tools to local communities to fight childhood obesity.
Dr. James Crutcher, State Commissioner of Health, discusses OK's health statistics.
Lois Breedlove, OK State PTA President, shares a sad story about life for an obese child.
Ann Roberts, Dir of Institute for Child Advocacy, says situation has gone beyond aesthetics to serious health issues.
The Task Force for the Promotion of Children’s Health has released its recommendations for the establishment of Healthy and Fit School Advisory Councils in Oklahoma schools. The list of recommendations includes suggestions about physical education and physical activity, nutritional education and services, as well as health education and health services.
Senate Bill 1627, also known as the Healthy and Fit Kids Act of 2004, authored by Sen. Bernest Cain and Rep. Darrell Gilbert, requires the establishment of the advisory councils in every school.
read more.
Dr. John Bolazis, Chair of Task Force, explains SB 1627 & the creation of the advisory councils.
Sen. Cain says Task Force is trying to keep the ball rolling for the health of OK's children.
Dr. Terry Cline, Sec. of Health & Commissioner of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, says Task Force is providing tools to local communities to fight childhood obesity.
Dr. James Crutcher, State Commissioner of Health, discusses OK's health statistics.
Lois Breedlove, OK State PTA President, shares a sad story about life for an obese child.
Ann Roberts, Dir of Institute for Child Advocacy, says situation has gone beyond aesthetics to serious health issues.
The Task Force for the Promotion of Children’s Health has released its recommendations for the establishment of Healthy and Fit School Advisory Councils in Oklahoma schools. The list of recommendations includes suggestions about physical education and physical activity, nutritional education and services, as well as health education and health services.
Senate Bill 1627, also known as the Healthy and Fit Kids Act of 2004, authored by Sen. Bernest Cain and Rep. Darrell Gilbert, requires the establishment of the advisory councils in every school.
read more.
Dr. John Bolazis, Chair of Task Force, explains SB 1627 & the creation of the advisory councils.
Sen. Cain says Task Force is trying to keep the ball rolling for the health of OK's children.
Dr. Terry Cline, Sec. of Health & Commissioner of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, says Task Force is providing tools to local communities to fight childhood obesity.
Dr. James Crutcher, State Commissioner of Health, discusses OK's health statistics.
Lois Breedlove, OK State PTA President, shares a sad story about life for an obese child.
Ann Roberts, Dir of Institute for Child Advocacy, says situation has gone beyond aesthetics to serious health issues.
The Task Force for the Promotion of Children’s Health has released its recommendations for the establishment of Healthy and Fit School Advisory Councils in Oklahoma schools. The list of recommendations includes suggestions about physical education and physical activity, nutritional education and services, as well as health education and health services.
Senate Bill 1627, also known as the Healthy and Fit Kids Act of 2004, authored by Sen. Bernest Cain and Rep. Darrell Gilbert, requires the establishment of the advisory councils in every school.
read more.
Dr. John Bolazis, Chair of Task Force, explains SB 1627 & the creation of the advisory councils.
Sen. Cain says Task Force is trying to keep the ball rolling for the health of OK's children.
Dr. Terry Cline, Sec. of Health & Commissioner of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, says Task Force is providing tools to local communities to fight childhood obesity.
Dr. James Crutcher, State Commissioner of Health, discusses OK's health statistics.
Lois Breedlove, OK State PTA President, shares a sad story about life for an obese child.
Ann Roberts, Dir of Institute for Child Advocacy, says situation has gone beyond aesthetics to serious health issues.
