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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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Milk as Medicine: New Study Shows Breast Milk Transforms Challenges into Triumphs Milk as Medicine: New Study Shows Breast Milk Transforms Challenges into Triumphs

Milk as Medicine: New Study Shows Breast Milk Transforms Challenges into Triumphs

In 2010, University of Oklahoma researcher David Fields, Ph.D., was pouring over research data when he discovered something he thought was odd: His data showed that at 6 months of age, formula-fed babies born of...
OU Researcher Leverages Technology for Alcohol Disorder Interventions in Primary Care OU Researcher Leverages Technology for Alcohol Disorder Interventions in Primary Care

OU Researcher Leverages Technology for Alcohol Disorder Interventions in Primary Care

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 7 adults in the United States will experience a substance use disorder during their lifetime. University of Oklahoma College of Medicine faculty...
Mannel Re-Elected Group Chair of NRG Oncology Mannel Re-Elected Group Chair of NRG Oncology

Mannel Re-Elected Group Chair of NRG Oncology

Robert Mannel, M.D., director of OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center and a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, has been re-elected as one of three group chairs of...
Delay of More Than 42 Days for Breast Cancer Surgery Raises Death Risk for Certain Subtypes, OU Study Finds Delay of More Than 42 Days for Breast Cancer Surgery Raises Death Risk for Certain Subtypes, OU Study Finds

Delay of More Than 42 Days for Breast Cancer Surgery Raises Death Risk for Certain Subtypes, OU Study Finds

Patients with certain subtypes of breast cancer may face a higher risk of death from the cancer if they wait more than 42 days after diagnosis to have surgery, according to newly published research from the...
OU Department of Dermatology Named After Former Chair OU Department of Dermatology Named After Former Chair

OU Department of Dermatology Named After Former Chair

With posthumous recognition and appreciation for his tremendous contribution, the University of Oklahoma Department of Dermatology will now be known as the Mark Allen Everett Department of Dermatology.
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