Alpha-Gal Syndrome: An Emerging Public Health Concern
Tulsa Health Department – Epidemiology Program Feeling sick from your favorite meats? It might be alpha-gal syndrome (AGS). This is a tick-borne allergic condition triggered
Tulsa Health Department – Epidemiology Program Feeling sick from your favorite meats? It might be alpha-gal syndrome (AGS). This is a tick-borne allergic condition triggered
Tulsa Health Department – Epidemiology Program It’s that time again—sharpened pencils, packed lunches and… sore throats? Like clockwork, the “back-to-school plague” hits homes just as
Tulsa Health Department – Epidemiology Program As temperatures rise this summer, so does the activity of two unwelcome visitors: ticks and mosquitoes. With Oklahoma experiencing
Picture this: Your child is playing in a clean park; your elderly neighbor is receiving regular checkups thanks to a mobile health clinic; your local
Tulsa Health Department – Epidemiology Program Traveling opens doors to new cultures, foods, and experiences—but it can also bring exposure to unfamiliar health risks. If you’ve
Tulsa Health Department – Epidemiology Program May is Hepatitis Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of understanding and preventing viral hepatitis. Millions of