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University of Oklahoma researchers are working to understand why cancer screening and early detection rates are significantly lower in Oklahoma and are taking steps to reverse those numbers.

Over the past year, researchers at the University of Oklahoma have earned approximately $8 million in National Institutes of Health funding to study multiple smoking cessation approaches, including the use of mobile health technologies. The researchers are part of the TSET Health Promotion Research Center (HPRC), a program of OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center.

Dr. Motolani Adedipe (nee Ogunsanaya) was recently selected as one of the 2025 Achievers Under 40 honorees by the Journal Record. This recognition highlights individual leaders under the age of 40, who are building networks that focus on ways to make Oklahoma and even better place to live and work.