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OCRID Battles Diseases Affecting Millions

Click here to read this piece in STATE Magazine: https://news.okstate.edu/magazines/state-magazine/articles/2018/winter/life-saving-research.html The Oklahoma Center for Respiratory and Infectious…

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Biomedical Research & You

See what an OSU researcher is doing to help protect humans and animals from the flu virus.

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OSU-CHS Research Spotlight: Cystic fibrosis research to reduce deadly lung infections

Dr. Franklin Champlin is examining ways to prevent deadly bacteria from invading the lungs, which can lead to fatal pulmonary infections in cystic fibrosis patients. Learn more about Dr.…

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OSU-CHS Research Spotlight: Opioid receptors and neuroinflammation

Craig W. Stevens, Ph.D., is searching for ways to improve pain management and slow the progression of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Learn more about Dr.…

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OSU-CHS Research Spotlight :Lipoic acid to treat terminal liver disease

Martin Banschbach, Ph.D., professor of biochemistry at OSU-CHS, wants to find out whether injections of the natural antioxidant lipoic acid improve liver function in patients diagnosed with terminal…

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OSU-CHS Research Spotlight: Exploring the link between hepatitis C and liver cancer

Rashmi Kaul, Ph.D., is researching the role of the hepatitis C virus in the development of liver cancer. She is working to determine which mechanism within the immune system fights hepatitis C…

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Combining Medicine and Research

OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine instills a desire in our students to become the best physicians. By combining research with osteopathic medicine training, OSU-CHS creates an environment where…

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Digestive bacteria and nervous system interaction

Gerwald Koehler, Ph.D., discusses how the trillions of microorganisms that live in the human digestive tract could affect the central nervous system, resulting in differing influences on…

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Making Discoveries, Changing Lives - OSU Center for Health Sciences

Learn about the learning, research and health care happening at OSU-CHS and the family-like atmosphere that enables our students to succeed.

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Graduate Programs and Research at OSU-CHS

OSU Center for Health Sciences offers graduate degree programs in biomedical sciences, forensic sciences, health care administration and athletic training. Learn more about the graduate programs and…

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Research Spotlight: Exploring How Estrogen Affects the Central Nervous System

Kathleen Curtis, Ph.D., is studying how estrogen's influence in the brain affects physiology and behavior.

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OSU-CHS Research Spotlight: Improving Poisonous Snake Antivenom

Charles Sanny, Ph.D., is working to determine the effectiveness of antivenom, or antivenin, to improve treatment options for people bitten by poisonous snakes (posted 7/10/15)

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OSU-CHS Research Spotlight: Working to Save Rare and Endangered Zoo Animals

Dr. Blewett discusses his efforts to develop an inexpensive diagnostic test to help zoos protect rare and endangered animals from the deadly encephalomyocarditis virus (posted 6/23/15)

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OSU-CHS Research Spotlight: Al Rouch

Al Rouch, Ph.D., associate professor of physiology at OSU Center for Health Sciences (OSU-CHS), is researching salt sensitivity, or how salt intake affects blood pressure. He is interested in why…

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