OSU Medicine named official sports medicine provider for OSU Athletics Oklahoma State University Medicine is now the official sports medicine provider for OSU Athletics, strengthening a partnership that provides Cowboy and Cowgirl student-athletes with comprehensive medical care focused on injury prevention, treatment, surgery and recovery. OSU Medicine’s orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine specialists
OSU Medicine Named Official Sports Medicine Provider for OSU Athletics As a new season of student-athletics gets underway, OSU Medicine is proud to announce a new partnership with OSU Athletics as its Official Sports Medicine Provider. The partnership brings together OSU Medicine’s elite sports medicine and orthopedic team to support more than 500
Dr. Jake Checketts Bringing Elite Shoulder Care to Northeast Oklahoma Shoulder pain can affect nearly every part of your day—from getting dressed and lifting your grandchildren to serving a tennis ball or throwing the winning pitch. Whether your pain developed over time or happened during a game, having the right specialist
Sara Coffey, D.O. Navigating Back to School Season Kids feel it. Parents feel it. The pressure of going back to school. Dr. Sara Coffey, the Anne & Henry Zarrow Endowed Leadership Chair of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and a child and adolescent psychiatrist at OSU Center for Health Sciences, offers advice
Dr. William Woods Get to Know Dr. William Woods For Dr. Woods, medicine wasn't always the obvious career choice. Growing up with a father who practiced medicine and advocated for rural health in Oklahoma, he witnessed the long hours and dedication the profession demanded. "I never thought I'd become a physician,"
Make Safety Part of the Celebration While cookouts and fireworks can make for great memories, they also increase the risk of burns and other injuries. Taking a few simple precautions can help keep you and your loved ones safe while enjoying the festivities. Fireworks Safety: Leave It to the Professionals Fireworks are a
Know Your Stroke Risk Factors Stroke prevention is more than just eating healthy and exercising. Some lesser-known risk factors can quietly increase the chance of stroke long before symptoms appear. Regular screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and heart rhythm can help detect problems early and identify stroke risk before an emergency
Celebrating the People Advancing Medicine This Clinical Trials Day, OSU Medicine recognizes the dedicated professionals behind our growing clinical research program. Our team of eight brings a combined 78 years of clinical research experience and a strong history of advancing patient care through research. From completing 31 pediatric vaccine studies over the past
Meet Dr. Wickliffe: Compassionate Psychiatric Care for Children, Families, and Mothers Dr. Wickliffe is passionate about helping children, adolescents, and families navigate life’s mental health challenges with compassion, collaboration, and practical support. With specialized expertise in child and adolescent psychiatry and perinatal mental health, she brings a thoughtful, family-centered approach to care at
When is alcohol use too much? Alcohol is woven into our culture through celebrations, stress relief, and social connection. But for many people, what starts as occasional use can quietly shift into something more serious. Alcohol use doesn’t have to look extreme to be harmful. Drinking in ways that impact your health, relationships,
