HEALTH: OMRF scientist awarded $2 million for 'moonshot' arthritis project
Imagine if a single injection could stop the progression of the most common form of arthritis — and perhaps even reverse some of its debilitating damage.
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Imagine if a single injection could stop the progression of the most common form of arthritis — and perhaps even reverse some of its debilitating damage.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Imagine if a single injection could stop the progression of the most common form of arthritis – and perhaps even reverse some of its debilitating damage.
OMRF will receive $2 million to test a single-injection treatment that promotes tissue regeneration and restores joints in osteoarthritis, the most widespread form of the joint disease.
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