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Bodywork: Does being short have health benefits?

February 26, 2023

I recently read an article claiming that there’s never been a better time to be short.

Filed Under: Bodywork Tagged With: adam cohen, cancer, chronic disease, height, lifespan, McEver, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, rodger, scientist-news

Certain veggies may prevent eye disorder, OMRF scientist finds

February 15, 2023

Study reveals benefits of compound sulforaphane for macular degeneration

Filed Under: News Tagged With: age-related macular degeneration, broccoli, macular degeneration, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, Plafker, rod mcever, scientist-news, Scott, sulforaphane

OMRF couples balance love, life and the lab

February 9, 2023

Married scientists will spend Valentine’s Day conducting research together

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Bob Axtell, christopher, courtney sansam, DNA replication, multiple sclerosis, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, Rose Ko, sansam, scientist-news, Valentine's Day

Bodywork: Understanding a low iron reading

February 7, 2023

My sister is a 48-year-old vegetarian and a marathoner. Recently, she was feeling fatigued, and a friend suggested she have her iron levels tested. The results showed that her ferritin levels were low. What does this mean? Should she worry?

Filed Under: Bodywork Tagged With: adam cohen, anemia, fatigue, ferritin, iron, McEver, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, rodger, scientist-news, vegetarian

OMRF scientist receives VA grant for osteoarthritis, microbiome research

January 31, 2023

Studies could lead to new OA treatment strategy

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cartilage microbiome, jeffries, matlock, microbiome, oa, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, osteoarthritis, scientist-news

Bodywork: Can a collar protect athletes from brain injuries?

January 31, 2023

While watching the NFL playoffs, I’ve noticed a number of players wearing what looks like a collar around their necks. It’s not attached to anything, and it’s not bulky like a typical pad. Any idea what this is and why players are wearing it?

Filed Under: Bodywork Tagged With: adam cohen, concussions, football, McEver, Q-Collar, rodger, safety, scientist-news, traumatic brain injury

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