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OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s data on its website showed Friday the state’s total number of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began now sets at 427,558 with 410,778 listed as recovered, 12,246 active and 4,534 deceased.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s data on its website showed Thursday the state’s total number of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began now sets at 426,641 with 409,728 listed as recovered, 12,379 active and 4,534 deceased.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s data on its website showed Wednesday the state’s total number of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began now sets at 425,746 with 408,963 listed as recovered, 12,248 active and 4,534 deceased.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s data on its website showed Tuesday the state’s total number of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began now sets at 424,999 with 407,934 listed as recovered, 12,531 active and 4,534 deceased.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s data on its website showed Monday the state’s total number of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began now sets at 424,888 with 407,665 listed as recovered, 12,745 active and 4,478 deceased.
WASHINGTON — The National Institutes of Health is launching research to understand the causes and consequences of the lingering brain fog, breathing problems and malaise reported by many recovering COVID-19 patients.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The positivity rate on Oklahomans' coronavirus tests has fallen below 10%, data from Johns Hopkins University showed Wedn…
The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s data on its website showed Friday the state’s total number of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began now sets at 423,023 with 405,367 listed as recovered, 13,336 active and 4,320 deceased.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s data on its website showed Thursday the state’s total number of coronavirus cases si…
Scientists widely agree that the U.S. simply doesn’t have enough of a handle on the variants to roll back public health measures and is at risk of fumbling yet another phase of the pandemic.
