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OMRF looks to digestive system for origins of osteoarthritis

September 24, 2020

The NIH has awarded OMRF scientist Matlock Jeffries $874,000 to launch an innovative study of the origin and progression of OA.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: arthritis, funding, grant, jeffries, Judith James, matlock, news, newsok, NIH, oa, OKC, OMRF, osteoarthritis, paper, r01, research, risk, scientist-news

Bodywork: Pressing pause on a coronavirus vaccine trial

September 15, 2020

Last week, the drug company AstraZeneca halted its SARS-CoV-2 vaccine trial. What happened?

Filed Under: Bodywork, COVID-19 News Tagged With: adam, adverse, AstraZeneca, body work, bodywork, clinical, cohen, column, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, halt, newsok, NIH, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, oklahoman, OMRF, Pandemic, paper, pause, Prescott, president, stephen, steve, stop, trial, vaccine, virus

OMRF researchers identify genes that may cause cancer to recur after treatment

December 20, 2017

Cancer often returns after successful therapy, but why?

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Oklahoma researchers zero in on cause of blood disorder

July 26, 2017

New findings could help scientists develop treatments for the condition known as ITP.

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Blood test identifies people at high risk for lupus

April 6, 2017

New research will help physicians better identify blood relatives of lupus patients at risk for developing the disease.

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Researchers make new insights into birth defects, infertility

February 16, 2017

Abnormal numbers of chromosomes—known as aneuploidy—are a common cause of genetic disorders and birth defects.

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