OMRF scientist Jonathan Wren has developed a computer program to sniff out a wide range of mistakes that commonly appear in scientific studies.
OMRF researcher develops tool to catch errors in scientific literature
What you need to know about the flu
This year’s flu outbreak is shaping up to be the worst in a decade. Why does it vary so much season to season?
Give your body the vitamin D-fense it needs
The “sunshine vitamin” is essential for strengthening bones, proper cell growth and bolstering the immune system.
OMRF accepting applications for 2018-19 Teen Leaders in Philanthropy
The program offers high school students an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the nonprofit sector.
Want to avoid catching a cold? Start counting sheep
Studies suggest if you find yourself sleeping less than five or six hours per night, you could be up to four times more likely to catch a cold.
Predicting lupus flares?
Lead investor i2E, along with Chicago-based OCA Ventures and Rochester-based Mayo Clinic Ventures, funded in late November the first round of investment to assist Progentec Diagnostics in moving its predictive technology for the onset of lupus flares closer to commercialization.