Discovery could lead to treatment for millions of people worldwide

Trivia night fundraiser served as group’s capstone event

Former stay-at-home mom now counts 1,600 tiny fish among her kids

So, I’m going to pose a question that an audience member asked when you traveled around the state as part of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation’s “Spotlight Conversations” series: Should we all be taking creatine?

Foundation earns top-25 ranking among U.S. biomedical research centers and institutes

Dr. Sue Bodine will lead the 10,000-member American Physiology Society

I’ve seen low-cost heart scans advertised at local hospitals. I’ve never had one, but should I? Should we all? How useful are they?

Research ultimately could help extend female fertility, delay menopause

Ambassadors event draws 100 people interested in learning more about OMRF

The other night, despite a strong start, Texas Rangers pitcher Nathan Eovaldi seemed off his game. When the camera cut to him in the dugout, he was taking a big whiff of smelling salts. What are smelling salts anyway? And do they really improve athletes’ performance? (I should note that Eovaldi pitched seven scoreless innings that night.)