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Home - OMRF News - Archives for immune system

immune system

Autoimmune Disease

Lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, Sjögren’s syndrome and more than 80 other disorders known as autoimmune diseases are conditions in which the immune system becomes unbalanced and turns on the body instead of protecting it. Many of these illnesses strike women at much higher rates than men. OMRF physicians and researchers are looking for the […]

Trio of new grants brings $2.7 million to OMRF labs

May 6, 2016

Awards “a testament to the quality of research in Oklahoma”

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Springtime allergies: Annoying but largely harmless

April 15, 2016

We know the culprits of springtime allergies, but what’s the root cause?

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Understanding this year’s flu vaccine

January 21, 2015

Get the shot–or not? Learn more about this year’s flu outbreak here.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Arthritis and Clinical Immunology, Chakravarty, Eliza, eliza chakravarty, flu, flu outbreak, flu shot, flu virus, immune system, immunity, immunization, immunology, influenza, influenza vaccine, scientist-news, shots, vaccination, vaccines, virus

Inhibiting protein may provide balance in lupus treatment

August 21, 2014

Controlling immune system key to managing autoimmune disease

Filed Under: Diseases, News Tagged With: A., autoimmune disease, chris horton, Coggeshall, darise farris, Farris, IL-6, immune system, interleukin-6, K., lupus, scientist-news, Sjogren's syndrome

Research could help stop lupus flares before they start

May 5, 2014

Doctors could “score” patients’ mediators to predict a flare.

Filed Under: Diseases, Featured News, News, Research News Tagged With: antibodies, autoimmune, flare, immune system, James, Judith, Judith James, lupus, mediator, Melissa Munroe, predict, scientist-news

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