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OSU Scientist Warns Of Negative COVID-19 Trends

OSU'S lead data scientist on Covid-19is warning of several negative trends, including rising cases in children too young to be vaccinated. The vaccines are available for those 12, and older. News on 6's Emory Bryan explains what the newest research shows.

Wednesday, August 25th 2021, 4:06 pm

By: Emory Bryan

TULSA, Oklahoma -

OSU's lead data scientist on COVID-19 is warning of several negative trends, including rising cases in children too young to be vaccinated. The vaccines are available for those 12 and older.

News on 6's Emory Bryan explains what the newest research shows.

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