The last thing on most women’s mind is heart disease, but as Solomon Clark learned, it’s not just a male disease. Be sure you know the symptoms and risk factors, and never be afraid to talk to your doctor if you just don’t feel right. It just might save your life.
(405) 936-1000
We love our state, but a recent study found Oklahoma is considered the worst state to live in for women, highlighting poor outcomes in nearly every metric, including poverty, voter turnout and life expectancy.
Oklahoma was 46th in share of women who voted in the 2020 presidential election.
Your vote is more important than ever. We encourage women to stay engaged in the political dialogue because it directly affects your health.