Michigan Center for Oral Health Research (MCOHR)

WELCOME to the Michigan Center for Oral Health Research, where we strive to serve the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, the profession, and the public in the translation of basic knowledge into new clinical therapies, while supporting the evaluation of existing therapies in order to improve oral, dental and craniofacial health.
 
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Announcements

12.5.11
MICHR Pilot Grant Program Funding Opportunities

MICHR Pilot Grant Program Requests Proposals for Clinical & Translational Research. For details regarding the descriptions of the grant mechanisms and application guidelines, visit http://www.michr.umich.edu/programs/pilot-grant.htmlPlease read guidelines and requirements for each mechanism carefully as these may have changed.

**Round 12 Submission Deadline: February 15, 2012**

11.1.11
"Breakthrough" in Research

MICHR LOVES Research and shows they care by supporting you at every stage. Take a look at their latest issue of  Breakthrough- your quick read of research management and support services available from MICHR.

10.24.11
Call for Applications: Master's in Clinical Research

The application for the 1-year master’s in clinical research is now available for students to apply to through Rackham Graduate School.

Application deadline is December 16.

*NOTE:* This is a 12 month “year-out” program funded through the Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research. Students will receive a Master’s in Clinical Research from the School of Public Health, Epidemiology.

10.18.2011
Current Research Studies

MCOHR is now actively recruiting patients for 8 studies, and we are in need of healthy participants. Please see Clinical studies for more information! 

09.19.2011
MCOHR Participates in Researchpalooza on September 16th

The MCOHR participated in this University-wide event hosted by the UMMS Office of Research, held on the Medical School Campus. The event showcased the organizations that serve researchers and staff at the University of Michigan, featuring 50+ exhibitors from labs and offices across campus. See our photos!

07.11.2011
MCOHR Longitudinal Research Study Identifying Biomarkers of Periodontal Disease Progression

Findings from a 12-month study lead by MCOHR Director Dr. William Giannobile and study team were recently published describing the identification of salivary biomarkers involved in periodontal disease progression. The article was published in the June issue of the Journal of Dental Research and can be found on the PubMed.gov website.

03.29.2011
International Organogenesis Symposium to be Held May 13 - 14th

The Center for Organogenesis has announced its 8th Annual International Symposium and poster session, covering topics related to engineering tissues and organs, to be held on May 13 - 14, 2011 at the BSRB on the University of Michigan campus. More information about the Center can be found at their website, including online registration for this event! 

10.25.2010
MCOHR Research Study Published in New England Journal of Medicine

A University of Michigan press release describes a study lead by Dr. Laurie McCauley and study team evaluating teriparatide, an osteoporosis treatment drug, for bone wound healing in periodontal disease patients. The MCOHR study appeared online in the New England Journal of Medicine Oct. 16 and in the print edition on Oct. 28. The investigation was presented by Dr. Jill Bashutski, the lead author of the study, on  Oct. 16 in Toronto at the annual meeting of the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research.  A video describing the study can also be seen at the University of Michigan Website. The article and corresponding editorial are available on the New England Journal of Medicine Website.

10.18.2010
Forsyth Institute & MCOHR to Participate in Collaborative Research Study

The Forsyth Institute announces they have received $20.7 million from the NIDCR for three projects examining periodontal disease progression from microbiological, genetic, host immune response, and clinical perspectives. The Forsyth team will also work with four other oral health research centers around the country for this four-year project. MCOHR will be the first clinical research partner!

08.17.2010
Ground-breaking Dental Research Study

A University of Michigan press release regarding the investigation to use genetic testing to help predict gum disease features Dr. William Giannobile and MCOHR! The University of Michigan School of Dentistry has recently signed a contract with Interleukin Genetics Inc. to conduct a large study assessing the risk for gum disease as a way to customize patient care.


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MCOHR
General Phone: (734) 998 - 1468
Patient Phone: (734) 998 - 6721
Fax: (734) 998 - 6900
24 Frank Lloyd Wright Dr.
Lobby M, Box 422
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
mcohrclinicalresearch@umich.edu 

 

 

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