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Oklahoma ranks 4th in teen pregnancy. Here's a look at the numbers - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma ranks 4th in teen pregnancy. Here's a look at the numbers

Here's a look at how Oklahoma compares to the U.S. when it comes to pregnant mothers and birth health.

Maternal deaths in U.S. keep rising - Vimarsana News

Maternal deaths in U.S. keep rising

(PRINCIPIA SCIENTIFIC) – Maternal mortality rates in the United States have more than doubled in two decades, according to a new study published July 3 in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Maternal deaths are those that happen during or up to one year after pregnancy. The study found an estimated 1,210 maternal deaths…

Source: wnd.com
Avoid the back-to-school rush and get your child's immunizations now, health department says - Vimarsana News

Avoid the back-to-school rush and get your child's immunizations now, health department says

The Tulsa Health Department is reminding parents of children entering kindergarten or the 7th grade that it's time to visit immunization clinics to avoid the back-to-school rush.

Source: fox23.com
Alaska's Indigenous Catholics share faith in Kateri Circle - Vimarsana News

Alaska's Indigenous Catholics share faith in Kateri Circle

"We are devoted to the intercession and the holy life of St. Tekakwitha.""For me, the Kateri Circle is like family. We pray for each other’s needs and we share with each other."

World Eskimo-Indian Olympics: How ripped ears are preserving a rare culture in Alaska - Vimarsana News

World Eskimo-Indian Olympics: How ripped ears are preserving a rare culture in Alaska

How the traditions of the hunt from hundreds of years before live on in an unusual annual sporting event in Alaska.

Source: bbc.co.uk