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Scientists seek patients for research study
Individuals with Sjögren’s syndrome urged to volunteer
In OMRF lab, cells go from ordinary to extraordinary
Scientists transform cells into stem cell-like form
OMRF scientist studying effects of curcumin on cancer
Prostate cancer prevention could be as close as supermarket's spice aisle.
Discovery could lead to faster colon cancer diagnosis
Genes may help predict early-onset colon cancer occurrences.
New OMRF scientists making strides
Eight new scientists have secured $11.57 million in grants so far.

OMRF Stories

The Last Lesson

When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, Debbie Ocker knew she had more to teach than geometry.

OMRF Unveils Historic Expansion

I thought, ‘Here is a challenge I can sink my teeth into. Here’s a chance to transform an institution.’”

Higher Powers

At the Sisters of St. Joseph Motherhouse in La Grange, Illinois, most of the retired nuns have hung up their [...]

Running Man

I was a javelin thrower on the high school track team

Take a Virtual Tour

OMRF is currently in the midst of the most ambitious expansion in our 64-year history with construction …

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OMRF has been named one of OKC’s Best Places to Work. Search our job listings here.

Disease Research

Basic research like that conducted in OMRF laboratories focuses on the mechanisms and triggers that lead …

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Scientists seek patients for research study

Individuals with Sjögren’s syndrome urged to volunteer

Art show to benefit Alzheimer’s research

“Memories” exhibit to feature artwork by Jordan Tang and Sue Hale

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OMRF helps discover new target in the fight against cancer

Enzyme may hold key to keeping malignant cells in check

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An ounce of prevention will lead to a healthier school year

Tips for keeping students well and focused as they head back to school

The Last Lesson

When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, Debbie Ocker knew she had more to teach than geometry.

Meagan’ s Miracle

Meagan McLain was 21 years old. A college student. And dying.

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What difference six months make!

The months just seem to fly by when you are building a research tower.

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Going with the Flow

Ride the rapids with OMRF scientist Dr. Margaret Clarke.

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