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OMRF scientist identifies new target to combat diabetes-related heart disease

October 25, 2023

Discovery could lead to a new treatment for certain people with heart disease

Filed Under: News Tagged With: high-fat diet, Humphries, kenneth, Maria Mendez Garcia, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, PFK-2, prediabetes, scientist-news, type 2 diabetes

OMRF receives $2.2 million to study heart health

September 14, 2022

Two NIH grants will fund research into metabolic flexibility

Filed Under: News Tagged With: diabetes, diabetic cardiomyopathy, Humphries, kenneth, Maria newhardt, metabolic flexibility, metabolic inflexibility, NIH grant, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, scientist-news

OMRF scientists reveal diabetic heart clues

January 27, 2020

Heart Disease is the number one cause of death in diabetic patients.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cardio, cardiomyopathy, diabetes, diabetic, disease, heart, Humphries, inflexibility, insulin, kenneth, Kinter, koco, Michael, neswok, nutrient, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, oklahoman, scientist-news, sugar

Three military academy students complete research program at OMRF

August 15, 2019

The Saxon program is designed to provide military academy students with an opportunity to work side-by-side with OMRF’s senior scientists.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: academy, air force, army, biomedical, caitlyn jungeun koo, chemistry, christopher, heather hebert, Humphries, John Saxon, kenneth, Lorin, military, mimi chen, Muskogee, Navy, Olson, program, research, sansam, Saxon, science, scientist-news, summer, tara degeorge

OMRF honors researchers and board members at spring meeting

May 21, 2019

At Tuesday’s spring board meeting, OMRF recognized 11 board members for their years of service and honored four scientists for scientific achievement.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: 2019, achievement, awards, biomedical, board, Coggeshall, Courtney, courtney griffin, Griffin, Humphries, K., kenneth, kenneth humphries, mark coggeshall, meeting, nonprofit, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, Pezza, research, Roberto, roberto pezza, scientist-news, spring

Military students receive summer science training at OMRF

June 28, 2018

Two students from the Naval Academy and one from the Air Force Academy participated in the OMRF’s ninth annual Saxon program.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: academy, air force, armed forces, army, connor king, Courtney, Griffin, Humphries, John Saxon, kenneth, lionel gumireddy, military, Muskogee, Navy, news, newsok, Norman, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, paige miles, Pezza, program, research, Roberto, Saxon, scholarship, science, scientist-news, student, summer, training, united states

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