Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-540
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Information campaign on DES
Official statutory text
The State Commissioner of Health shall establish special
programs with regard todiethylstilbestrol, hereinafter referred to
as DES, which shall:
1. Inform the public as to the potential hazards and
afflictions which may be related to exposure to DES and the symptoms
and prevention of associated malignancies, through the establishment
of a public information campaign on DES to identify and encourage
persons exposed to the drug to seek medical care for the prevention
or treatment of any malignant condition; and
2. Include programs for DES-exposed persons in existing
comprehensive screening units.
programs with regard todiethylstilbestrol, hereinafter referred to
as DES, which shall:
1. Inform the public as to the potential hazards and
afflictions which may be related to exposure to DES and the symptoms
and prevention of associated malignancies, through the establishment
of a public information campaign on DES to identify and encourage
persons exposed to the drug to seek medical care for the prevention
or treatment of any malignant condition; and
2. Include programs for DES-exposed persons in existing
comprehensive screening units.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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