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Meet Dr. Tom Sellers - OHSU Knight Cancer Institute
Tom Sellers, M.D., M.P.H., newly announced director of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, introduces himself to the members of the institute. (OHSU).
Brain implant at OHSU successfully controls both seizures and OCD
For the first time, one electrode targets two portions of brain for dual benefit; patient reports life-changing outcome from 2019 procedure.
OHSU receives $2 million for study of smoke impacts on child health
Funding for ongoing study will expand investigation into long-term effects of e-cigarettes, marijuana, wildfires, other climate change factors during pregnancy.
President Biden honors David Huang, M.D., Ph.D., for transformative imaging technology
Huang, two OCT co-inventors recognized with National Medal of Technology and Innovation for ‘literally changing the world for the better.'
OHSU patient with breast cancer: ‘I have hope again’
Patient with advanced breast cancer carrying a rare genomic mutation benefits from early-phase clinical trial at Oregon Health & Science University.
Study identifies biomarker that could lead to better treatment for autoimmune disease
New research explains molecular processes involved in ankylosing spondylitis, which affects about 1 in 200 people.
OHSU roundtable: Public health approach to reducing gun violence
Medical experts, law enforcement, people with lived experience adopt multipronged approach to reducing firearms injury, death.
OHSU postdoc receives prestigious award for promising early career scientists
Alexis Gibson recognized with $1.5 million Howard Hughes Medical Institute Hanna Gray Fellowship.
Thomas Proctor enjoying a run
OHSU patient Thomas Proctor, 49, of Aloha, Oregon, stretches while jogging a trail near his home. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
