Adam’s Journal In case you haven’t noticed, it’s gotten kind of soupy out there. Not surprisingly, the summer’s heat and humidity have been most evident during my morning runs. I feel like I should be apologizing to my wife for the sweat-saturated clothes that decorate our bathroom for the remainder of the day. How much […]
Bodywork: Doing the math on sweating and fluid replacement
OMRF scientists discover genetic link to Crohn’s disease
Discovery ultimately could lead to new treatment
Bodywork: Putting NBA Achilles injuries under the microscope
Adam’s Journal As pretty much every Oklahoma City Thunder fan knows, Indiana Pacers’ star Tyrese Haliburton entered game 7 of the NBA Finals with a calf strain. He made the decision to play, and within minutes he ruptured his Achilles tendon. What’s the likelihood these two injuries were related? Dr. Scofield Prescribes Haliburton’s is the […]
Bodywork: Do popular arthritis supplements work?
Adam’s Journal Here’s a question from a reader: I’ve been reading about taking anti-inflammatory medications as an arthritis preventative lately, and I wondered how effective they are. Chondroitin sulfate seems to be the most popular. Even my dog is now on it. Please weigh in here. Is it actually helpful? My dog and I want […]
OMRF scientist receives $1 million to study genetic link to lupus
Lupus among main causes of early military discharges
OMRF names Teen Leaders for 2025-26
Thirteenth class includes 58 students
