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OMRF’s skeleton crew keeps research alive and well

April 27, 2020

When OMRF issued a work-from-home order on March 13 to all but essential onsite personnel, one question echoed: How can we make this work?

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Oklahoma teen lives with unique skeletal disorder

December 3, 2019

Sydney Rutz is one in five billion.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: bone, condition, disease, disorder, Gaffney, genetic, growth, Lijun, mary, mbtps1, middle school, mutation, news, newsok, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, patient, patrick, rutz, scientist-news, scoliosis, skeletal, skeleton, spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia, sydney, Xia, yukon

1 In 5 Billion

There are people who suffer from rare diseases. And then there’s Sydney Rutz, who has a genetic condition never before identified–until a group of OMRF scientists took on her case.

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