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Technologies named in job postings at OMRF.org over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
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OMRF receives $1 million for fellowship honoring scientist
A $1 million donation to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation will fund an endowment honoring the legacy of OMRF scientist Charles T. Esmon, Ph.D. The endowment was announced Monday during a scientific symposium featuring speakers who were Esmon's tra
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Bodywork: Is it a respiratory virus - or something more?
Adam's Journal Ten days ago, I came down with some sort of respiratory illness. (I tested, but it was neither Covid nor the flu.) As of this writing, to put it indelicately, I'm still coughing up phlegm (sorry), and it's still green (again, sorry). Does t
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Application period opens for OMRF summer research programs
The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation is now accepting applications for two summer internship programs: the Sir Alexander Fleming Scholar Program and the Langston University Biomedical Research Scholars Program. Both programs are paid, eight-week biome
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OMRF scientists talk AI at OSU event
As the world enters a new age of artificial intelligence, two Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientists explained to a Stillwater audience Monday how AI is already shaping medical research. At an event on the Oklahoma State University campus, OMRF's
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Bodywork: Can we prevent brain injuries in football?
Adam's Journal Just before the National Football League season kicked off, a new study came out about brain injuries in former NFL players. It painted a grim picture. Today, players are wearing protective equipment like Guardian caps and neck devices to p
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Bodywork: Making sense of heart drug failures
Adam's Journal In the past few months, a pair of promising heart drugs failed in clinical trials. What happened? And what does it mean for the treatment of heart disease? Dr. Scofield Prescribes In late July, Novo Nordisk announced that in a much-anticipa
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OMRF receives $1.9 million to study cause of infertility, congenital disorders
Through studies funded by a new four-year federal grant, an Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientist hopes to better understand the cause of errors that lead to miscarriages and genetic conditions like Down syndrome. The National Institutes of Healt
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Faster, more precise genetic diagnoses possible with OMRF technology
An Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientist has developed a method that could one day help make rare genetic disease diagnosis faster and more precise. With a $3.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, he aims to make this platform a
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Bodywork: When Adults Get Chickenpox
Adam's Journal Here's a question from a reader: A friend is recovering from chickenpox. He's 40, and though he was exposed to the illness many times as a child, he never became ill. At the time, his pediatrician assured his mother he'd probably just had a
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Flu shot protects against more than influenza, OMRF scientist says
Undecided about whether to get a flu shot this fall? If you're on the fence, studies linking flu shots to diminished rates of dementia may help you make the call. Research led by the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston found that people a
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