An estimated 32 million Americans live with OA. Dr. Matlock Jeffries is seeking novel ways to bring them relief.
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OMRF scientist receives VA grant for osteoarthritis, microbiome research
Studies could lead to new OA treatment strategy
Bodywork: Does running damage knees?
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 I can’t tell you the number of times someone has made a variation of the following statement to me: “Running is going to ruin your […]
OMRF research reveals benefits of exercise on osteoarthritis
Exercise can benefit osteoarthritis sufferers even in the absence of weight loss, research finds.
OMRF seeks volunteers for osteoarthritis study
The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, in collaboration with the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Oklahoma Sports Science & Orthopedics, is recruiting volunteers with osteoarthritis of the knee to study the progression of the disease.
2020 Annual Report: A Homecoming of Sorts
When Dr. Matlock Jeffries began his first day of work at OMRF in August, it may have been the smoothest transition in the foundation’s history. That Monday morning, he entered the same lab where he’d been studying osteoarthritis for the previous four years. Only now, he’d be doing it as a member of OMRF’s scientific […]