Haley Wilson

Comanche County Memorial Hospital recently got re-designated as a Baby-Friendly hospital.

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is loosening visitation restrictions and letting patients have someone at the hospital with them.

Comanche County Memorial Hospital held a nurse pinning ceremony for all of the nurses who just graduated nursing school and are about to start working at the hospital.

Dogs and handlers with Paws with Love drove around Comanche County Memorial Hospital on Thursday for a parade to bring smiles to patients and health care workers.

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, every 40 seconds, somebody in the United States has a stroke, and every four minutes somebody dies from a stroke.

Duncan police responded to a shots fired call at 1 A.M. in the 500 block of North N street.

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Families haven’t been able to hug their loved ones living at McMahon Tomlinson Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for weeks, which is hard for those living at the center and the families.

The lab at Comanche County Memorial Hospital is a busy place right now because of the coronavirus, but they are taking a little bit of time to celebrate National Lab Week.

Comanche County Memorial Hospital is now part of the Mayo Clinic's nationwide trial to see if convalescent plasma can be used to treat patients with COVID-19.

State health experts anticipate coronavirus cases to peak in Oklahoma later this month, so Comanche County Memorial Hospital is preparing to treat more COVID-19 patients.

The coronavirus has changed how we live our lives, and it's also reminding us how important our health care workers are.

Health care professionals are our heroes during this pandemic. Nurses at Comanche County Memorial Hospital have stepped up like never before to help patients with the deadly coronavirus.

Foot ulcers can send you to the doctor, but if not treated, it can lead to an amputation, which is why taking care of your feet is important.

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The Department of Defense says a rocket attack killed an Oklahoma National Guardsman in Iraq on Wednesday.

When it comes to occupational medicine, people may think of it as the place you go if you get into a car wreck or you got hurt on the job, but it can also be for a good reason like getting a job.

The Leah M. Fitch Cancer Center at Comanche County Memorial Hospital has new technology that can target smaller tumors, potentially curing a patient of cancer.

The Lawton Fire Department is now releasing the name of a man who was found inside a burned shed days after it caught fire back in February.

A local doctor says many people think of a man when they think of someone having a heart attack, but cardiovascular disease is the number one killer for both men and women.

ebruary is known as the month of love, but it's also National Heart Month.

The coronavirus has killed hundreds of people in China and spread to multiple countries, including the United States.

Asthma affects millions of Americans.

Filling a prescription isn't something most people want to do right after a hospital stay, which is why Comanche County Memorial Hospital started offering Meds to Beds.

Grief is something many people don’t think too much about until they’re going through it after losing a loved one.

People across the country have made goals for this new year, but sticking to them, especially when you have big aspirations, is hard.

The Lawton Police Department is releasing more information about the shooting that happened on Thursday morning.

The Lawton Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened on Thursday just after 8:00 a.m. outside Family Dollar on Lee Blvd. near 13th street.

Respiratory Syncytial Virus, commonly known as RSV, is nothing more than a common cold for most kids and adults. But, it can be scary for new parents if their baby gets it because, for babies, it can put them in the hospital, and in some cases, make them fight for their life.

No shave November is something men across the nation participate in every year to raise cancer awareness.