General Info

The Osteoporosis Research Center is an organization operated by Creighton University, which is an educational institution that enrolls more than 6,700 students and offers several undergraduate- and graduate-level academic programs. It specializes in the area of bone research and provides learning options in bioavailability and metabolism. The organization offers several educational programs, such as biochemistry, biomechanics, bone biology and histomorphometry. The Osteoporosis Research Center also provides clinical testing classes that include bone densitometry, general radiography, blood collection, and physician and nursing services. In addition, it offers educational sessions in molecular biology, molecular genetics and pediatric studies. The organization is located in Omaha, Neb., and conducts research on the prevention and cure of osteoporosis.