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OMRF, Langston University program aims to diversify science

June 3, 2021

This month, OMRF will welcome its inaugural class of Langston Biomedical Research Scholars.

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OMRF seeks volunteers for sarcoidosis research

September 22, 2020

To participate or for more information, please contact OMRF’s Sarcoidosis Research Unit at 405-271-2504, 800-605-7447 or sru@omrf.org.

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A battle that never ends

June 16, 2020

According to the Lupus Foundation of America, more than 1.5 million Americans suffer from the disease.

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Business of Health: Confronting science’s race participation problem

June 14, 2020

On Wednesday, according to an online petition, almost 6,000 scientists shut down their labs, teaching and other activities to protest racism.

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OMRF uncovers clues for higher lupus risk in African Americans

June 4, 2020

A recent OMRF study is potentially paving the way for better preventive treatment options for African American patients.

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Findings could lead to better outcomes for minority Sjögren’s patients

July 10, 2019

Common symptoms of Sjögren’s syndrome include severe dry eyes and dry mouth, as well as fatigue, arthritis and memory problems.
 

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