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Home - OMRF News - Archives for Ebola

Ebola

Dr. Fauci, Scientific Superstar

January 10, 2021

At this time last year, if we’d asked you to name a scientist, what might you have said?

Filed Under: COVID-19 News, On Your Health Tagged With: anthony, column, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, Ebola, epidemic, fauci, James, jordan tang, Judith, mers zika, messenger rna, newsok, NIH, OKC, Oklahoma, oklahoman, OMRF, opinion, Pandemic, Prescott, sars, scientist-news, stephen, steve, Swine Flu, tony, u.s., united states, usa, vaccine, virus, washington post

Bodywork: Plasma treatment for critically ill Covid-19 patients

April 14, 2020

What are the chances that using plasma transfusion from COVID-19 survivors will work in treating the critically ill?

Filed Under: Bodywork, COVID-19 News Tagged With: adam, blood, body work, bodywork, cohen, coronavirus, covid-19, covid19, Ebola, news, newsok, obi, OKC, oklahoma blood institute, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, oklahoman, OMRF, plasma, Prescott, stephen, steve, therapy, transfusion

Going viral: Why are fast-spreading viruses becoming so common?

September 27, 2016

While mechanisms of viruses are complex, the reasons behind their spread aren’t.

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Viruses on the rise: How to protect yourself

October 1, 2014

From Ebola to the common cold, the old standby advice still prevails.

Filed Under: Diseases, News Tagged With: cold, cold virus, cough, Ebola, ebola virus, enterovirus, flu, hand sanitizer, hand washing, influenza, Outbreak, sneeze, virus, viruses

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