OMRF’s Charles Esmon was recognized by the AHA as a distinguished scientist.
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OMRF shares in $23.8 million grant to research trauma
Trauma is a leading cause of death in people under age 34.
OMRF scientist takes aim at malaria
New research reveals a protein studied at OMRF plays a role in malarial stroke.
Activated Protein C might protect kidneys from diabetes
Increased ACP could slow or stop diabetic nephropathy, which kills kidney cells.
Esmon, Charles T.
Heart Disease
Heart disease strikes more Americans than any other condition—upward of 85 million people. But OMRF scientists are poised to change that statistic. Our researchers are making major strides in understanding the origins of heart disease. OMRF’s cardiovascular biologists study the biological processes at work in the heart that can lead to heart failure, as well […]
