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OU Health Sciences Rises to 102 in National Ranking OU Health Sciences Rises to 102 in National Ranking

OU Health Sciences Rises to 102 in National Ranking

The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences has achieved its highest ranking ever in National Institutes of Health funding awarded for research. NIH funding increased to $75.2 million in the previous federal fiscal year, improving the campus’s ranking to 102 out of 2,838 institutions and other entities that receive NIH funding.

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College of Medicine Announces New Director of Physicians Associate Program College of Medicine Announces New Director of Physicians Associate Program

College of Medicine Announces New Director of Physicians Associate Program

The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine is pleased to announce that Mark W. Perdue, PhD, PA-C, has been appointed as the new director of the Physician Associate (PA) program at its Oklahoma City location,...
OU Launches Initiative to Improve Cancer Prevention and Detection, Combat Tobacco Use OU Launches Initiative to Improve Cancer Prevention and Detection, Combat Tobacco Use

OU Launches Initiative to Improve Cancer Prevention and Detection, Combat Tobacco Use

University of Oklahoma researchers are working to understand why cancer screening and early detection rates are significantly lower in Oklahoma and are taking steps to reverse those numbers.
OU Researchers Address Smoking Through Variety of Approaches OU Researchers Address Smoking Through Variety of Approaches

OU Researchers Address Smoking Through Variety of Approaches

Over the past year, researchers at the University of Oklahoma have earned approximately $8 million in National Institutes of Health funding to study multiple smoking cessation approaches, including the use of mobile...
The Body Remembers: OU Researchers Publish New Study on Oklahoma City Bombing Survivors’ Trauma ‘Imprint’ The Body Remembers: OU Researchers Publish New Study on Oklahoma City Bombing Survivors’ Trauma ‘Imprint’

The Body Remembers: OU Researchers Publish New Study on Oklahoma City Bombing Survivors’ Trauma ‘Imprint’

Recent research from the University of Oklahoma suggests that survivors of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing carry physiological traces of the trauma, even though study participants have gone on to lead healthy and...
OU Receives Funding to Enhance Care for Babies Exposed to Substances in Womb OU Receives Funding to Enhance Care for Babies Exposed to Substances in Womb

OU Receives Funding to Enhance Care for Babies Exposed to Substances in Womb

In years past, health care providers took a punitive stance toward women giving birth to babies exposed to substances like opioids in the womb. Today, backed by research showing better outcomes through an...
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