Companies seeking to cut diabetes in Oklahoma
Diabetes cost Oklahomans nearly $2 billion in 2006, including $595 million in lost productivity, business leaders were told during a seminar Thursday on diabetes in the workplace.
More than 100 company presidents, officers and human resource directors who gathered at the Oklahoma History Center heard about how the disease affects companies' bottom lines.
University of Oklahoma head football coach Bob Stoops ...
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