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OU College of Medicine Researchers Earn $6.5 Million Grant to Work Toward C. Difficile Vaccine

Potential infection with Clostridioides difficle, or C. difficile, emerges as one of the most troubling risks during a hospital stay, particularly for people taking antibiotics or those with a weakened immune system.
University of Oklahoma Dental Biomaterials Research Benefits from New Imaging Capabilities
University of Oklahoma Dental Biomaterials Research Benefits from New Imaging Capabilities

University of Oklahoma Dental Biomaterials Research Benefits from New Imaging Capabilities

A multidisciplinary team of researchers recently received a $33.6 million grant from the Department of Energy’s Basic Energy Sciences program to construct a novel imaging platform that could...
OU College of Medicine Researchers Earn $6.5 Million Grant to Work Toward C. Difficile Vaccine
OU College of Medicine Researchers Earn $6.5 Million Grant to Work Toward C. Difficile Vaccine

OU College of Medicine Researchers Earn $6.5 Million Grant to Work Toward C. Difficile Vaccine

Potential infection with Clostridioides difficle, or C. difficile, emerges as one of the most troubling risks during a hospital stay, particularly for people taking antibiotics or those with a...
OU Health Sciences Center Researchers Receive Millions in PHF Grants
OU Health Sciences Center Researchers Receive Millions in PHF Grants

OU Health Sciences Center Researchers Receive Millions in PHF Grants

Researchers across the OU Health Sciences Center were recently awarded nearly $3 million in grants from the Presbyterian Health Foundation (PHF), which supports Oklahoma’s biotechnology,...

Department of Defense Grant to Research Cancer Metastasis

The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded an OU Health Stepehenson Cancer Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences researcher a $1.78 million grant to study the process of cancer...
OU College of Medicine Researcher Serves as President of American Pancreatic Association
OU College of Medicine Researcher Serves as President of American Pancreatic Association

OU College of Medicine Researcher Serves as President of American Pancreatic Association

Min Li, Ph.D., George Lynn Cross Research Professor of Medicine, Surgery and Cell Biology in the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine at the OU Health Sciences Center, began his term as...
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center Top 5 Enroller in Trial Testing CAR T-cell Therapy as Earlier Treatment for Aggressive Lymphoma
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center Top 5 Enroller in Trial Testing CAR T-cell Therapy as Earlier Treatment for Aggressive Lymphoma

OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center Top 5 Enroller in Trial Testing CAR T-cell Therapy as Earlier Treatment for Aggressive Lymphoma

OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center took part in a global clinical trial that led to a change in the way oncologists use CAR T to treat an...
TSET Health Promotion Research Center and Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline Seek Pregnant Women for Smoking Cessation Study
TSET Health Promotion Research Center and Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline Seek Pregnant Women for Smoking Cessation Study

TSET Health Promotion Research Center and Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline Seek Pregnant Women for Smoking Cessation Study

Dr. Darla Kendzor, Co-Director of the TSET Health Promotion Research Center (HPRC) and Dr. Jon Hart, Director of the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline (OTC), both on the University of Oklahoma Health...
Study by OU Health Physician Sheds Light on Cardiac Problems Caused by Type of Cancer Treatment
Study by OU Health Physician Sheds Light on Cardiac Problems Caused by Type of Cancer Treatment

Study by OU Health Physician Sheds Light on Cardiac Problems Caused by Type of Cancer Treatment

Immune checkpoint inhibitors, which treat a number of cancers by protecting the immune system so it can attack tumor cells, sometimes cause serious cardiovascular problems.
OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center Study Shows Improved Diet Positively Effects Microbiome in Pregnant Women With Gestational Diabetes and Their Newborns
OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center Study Shows Improved Diet Positively Effects Microbiome in Pregnant Women With Gestational Diabetes and Their Newborns

OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center Study Shows Improved Diet Positively Effects Microbiome in Pregnant Women With Gestational Diabetes and Their Newborns

A recently published study involving pregnant women with gestational diabetes mellitus demonstrates the importance of the mother’s diet in changing the microbiome and decreasing the risk of...
HPRC Researcher Study Evaluates Tobacco Cessation During Head and Neck Cancer Treatment
HPRC Researcher Study Evaluates Tobacco Cessation During Head and Neck Cancer Treatment

HPRC Researcher Study Evaluates Tobacco Cessation During Head and Neck Cancer Treatment

Dr. Lurdes Queimado, a researcher at the TSET Health Promotion Research Center and director of the Center’s Tobacco Regulatory Science Laboratory, recently published a breakthrough study on...