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OMRF names new development and planned giving director

May 14, 2007

The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation announced today that it has named Laura Lang director of development and planned giving. Lang comes to OMRF with 11 years of dedicated service in the nonprofit sector. Most recently, she served as director of development for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County. She also was recruited by […]

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Go nuts: New study shows that pistachios lower cholesterol

May 11, 2007

Good news for nut lovers: A new study from researchers at Penn State University and OMRF shows that modest intake of pistachios lowers cholesterol levels. The researchers also found that a small daily serving of the nuts provides antioxidants normally found in fruits and vegetables. The findings were presented at the Experimental Biology meeting this […]

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Preserving genetic blueprints: OMRF researchers discover process that may prevent chromosomal abnormalities

May 7, 2007

Researchers discover process that may prevent chromosomal abnormalities

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OMRF to honor scientists, board member

May 4, 2007

The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation will honor a pair of scientists and a board member at its annual honors and awards banquet Tuesday. For the first time in OMRF’s 61-year history, the event will be held in Tulsa, at historic Cain’s Ballroom. OMRF will award Linda Thompson, Ph.D., the Edward L. and Thelma Gaylord Prize […]

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FDA approves Protein C deficiency drug with OMRF roots

April 30, 2007

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new drug that has its origins at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation as the first biologic treatment for patients with a rare genetic defect that can cause a potentially life-threatening clotting disorder. The drug is a treatment for patients with complications related to severe congenital […]

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Muskogee grad named OMRF Presidential Scholar

April 25, 2007

Connor Fullenwider, a 2005 graduate of Muskogee High School, will spend his summer vacation as a Presidential Scholar at OMRF. Fullenwider, currently a sophomore at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., will complete a research project focused on the study of anthrax under the guidance of Darise Farris, Ph.D., in OMRF’s Arthritis and […]

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