Oklahoma SR28 declares May as Alpha-gal Awareness and Prevention Month.
Oklahoma SR28 recognizes alpha-gal syndrome as a serious public health concern, highlighting the rising cases of this tick-borne illness in the state. The resolution encourages health care providers, public health officials, educators, and community groups to increase awareness and education about alpha-gal syndrome and other tick-borne diseases. It emphasizes the importance of early recognition, prevention, and research into the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of these conditions. The bill declares May as Alpha-gal Awareness and Prevention Month in Oklahoma.
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