OU Health Epilepsy Center and its programs for advanced-level care of adults and children with epilepsy have again achieved Level 4 accreditation from the National Association of Epilepsy Centers.
The gift will help fund the center's planned Prostate Cancer Awareness Initiative.
According to a new study, the time between a person's diagnosis with breast cancer and surgery to remove the tumor is much more important than previously understood.
James Daniel, survivor of a hemorrhagic stroke, and his wife Tammie Brewer of Yukon, are very thankful for the skilled professionalism they found at the John W. Keys Speech and Hearing Center.
Medical team perform first brachytherapy procedure for brain tumor in Oklahoma with radioactive "seeds" implanted around the edges of the tumor site after it has been removed.
Siatkowski assumed his new roles on March 1.
New Family Resource Center unveiled at Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health, funded in part by a donation made by the Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation.
OU College of Medicine researcher published groundbreaking study suggesting electronic cigarette use while undergoing chemotherapy for cancer will likely result in much less benefit from the treatment.
Two OU Health Physicians clinics in Oklahoma City have earned Level 1 certification as an Age-Friendly Health System, an ongoing initiative designed to improve the care of older adults.
Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health has joined The Children's Hospitals Neonatal Consortium (CHNC), a collaborative of North America's leading children's hospitals.
TSET Health Promotion Research Center researcher looking at longer-term effectiveness of incentive-based smoking cessation for socioeconomically disadvantaged smokers.
Ribbon cutting ceremony shows off newly updated space that creates options for patients hospitalized while undergoing cancer treatment.