Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-2073
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The family planning centers shall furnish educational materials
and information with respect to achieving a planned parenthood,
including advice as to contraceptive practices, medical surgery
devices and pharmaceuticals. These centers are authorized to carry
out clinical activities incident to child spacing, including medical
examinations, insertion of contraceptive devices, prescription of
pharmaceuticals, and may furnish drugs and devices to eligible
persons. The family planning centers shall be under the direction
of a physician, licensed by the State of Oklahoma to practice
medicine.
The family planning centers shall furnish educational materials
and information with respect to achieving a planned parenthood,
including advice as to contraceptive practices, medical surgery
devices and pharmaceuticals. These centers are authorized to carry
out clinical activities incident to child spacing, including medical
examinations, insertion of contraceptive devices, prescription of
pharmaceuticals, and may furnish drugs and devices to eligible
persons. The family planning centers shall be under the direction
of a physician, licensed by the State of Oklahoma to practice
medicine.
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