My daughter is pregnant, and she’s asked me to get a whooping cough booster shot. If I received all the required boosters as a child, is it really necessary?
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Record intern class completes summer of research at OMRF
Internships featured hands-on experiments alongside top biomedical scientists.
Bodywork: Understanding one-dose vaccine strategy for monkeypox
I’ve read that even though the monkeypox vaccine is typically given in a two-dose cycle, some cities are administering only a single dose at this time. Why? And is this an effective approach?
OMRF scientists identify key components of tissue regeneration
Additional research could yield human implications.
Bodywork: Taking stock of a new coronavirus vaccine
Each week, OMRF Vice President of Research Dr. Rod McEver opens “Adam’s Journal” to answer a medical question from Adam Cohen, OMRF’s senior vice president & general counsel. Adam’s Journal The Food and Drug Administration recently approved another Covid-19 vaccine. What makes this shot different than the others, how effective is it, and should those […]
For Alzheimer’s, drugs may not be the answer
The search for a pharmaceutical “magic bullet” is something that’s hard-wired both into our culture and our science.
