Dr. Courtney Montgomery is taking number-crunching at OMRF to new heights.
In diseases ranging from Alzheimer’s to influenza, OMRF scientists are trying to understand the role that sex plays.
An estimated 32 million Americans live with OA. Dr. Matlock Jeffries is seeking novel ways to bring them relief.
The Presbyterian Health Foundation nurtures Oklahoma’s biomedical research progress.
An OMRF donor follows in the footsteps of his mentor.
Does a lifetime of radiation from medical imaging pose risks to patients?
Meg Salyer has served OMRF for more than a decade. When her family needed help, she knew where to turn.
Dr. Andrew Weyrich reflects on a new connection with a musical old friend of OMRF, a physician whose band supported the early campaigns that inspired 77 for 77.
Dr. Rod McEver hangs up his lab coat after 36 years at OMRF
When multiple sclerosis robbed an opera singer of her future, an OMRF physician helped her get it back
OMRF’s new statewide campaign takes a page from foundation history
When Dr. Elizabeth Finn leaves the lab, she likes to leave the ground, too
Cancer couldn’t put an end to Dr. Stephen Prescott’s final passion project
Researchers find a new target for cardiovascular disease
What steps can we take to prevent Alzheimer’s disease and dementia?
Donors Jim and Norma Freeman are mapping their legacy
Dr. Andrew Weyrich wants Oklahomans to think of OMRF how researchers worldwide do
