OHSU study expands home-based cancer screening to tribal communities
Researchers will partner with tribal communities in Oregon to increase participation in culturally tailored, home-based cancer screening.
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OHSU research suggests new avenue for gene therapy to treat Parkinson’s
OHSU study expands home-based cancer screening to tribal communities
OHSU names Dana Braner executive vice president and executive director of Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
OHSU Doernbecher specialists perform life-saving surgery on infant with rare birth defect
Vitamin C during pregnancy supports early brain development, OHSU study finds
Adults don’t need tetanus, diphtheria boosters if fully vaccinated as children, study finds
OHSU receives $8 million NIH grant to strengthen defenses against future pandemics
OHSU Doernbecher specialists perform life-saving surgery on infant with rare birth defect
OHSU research suggests new avenue for gene therapy to treat Parkinson’s
November 11, 2026
OHSU Doernbecher specialists perform life-saving surgery on infant with rare birth defect
November 09, 2026
Vitamin C during pregnancy supports early brain development, OHSU study finds
November 02, 2026
OHSU receives $8 million NIH grant to strengthen defenses against future pandemics
October 27, 2026
22nd Doernbecher Freestyle auction raises over $2.4 million, a record
October 21, 2026
OHSU researchers secure $12.5 million to explore ubiquitin, a fundamental driver of health, disease
October 14, 2026
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OHSU advances massive leap in medical science with cellular therapies
Patients are benefiting from CAR-T to treat neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, lupus and other autoimmune conditions.
OHSU field surgical team flies to treat trapped patients onsite
On May 24, Life Flight helicopter carried team prepared to amputate limb of trapped climber on Mount Hood.
OHSU secures $9.2 million to build next generation ‘organs on chips’ for bone related cancers
NIH awards strengthen Knight Cancer Precision Biofabrication Hub, position OHSU as a national leader in microphysiologic models of bone cancers.
OHSU first in Oregon to use robotic spine device
New device enhances OHSU Spine Center’s capacity to provide precision surgical care.
OHSU study uncovers internal cell ‘trade winds’ that drive movement and repair
Breakthrough research reveals that cells use directed fluid flows to push key proteins forward, offering new insights into cancer, immunity, wound healing.
OHSU-led panel: Exercise is essential for seniors in cancer treatment, who are cancer survivors
New national guidelines dispel myth that physical activity is too risky for older patients, survivors.
States with abortion restrictions have worse outcomes for patients using fertility treatment
OHSU study highlights continued far-reaching implications of abortion restrictions on reproductive health care.
OHSU researchers find breast cancer drug boosts leukemia treatment
Scientists identified a new drug combination that could overcome treatment resistance in acute myeloid leukemia.
OHSU research drives FDA approval for novel use of anemia drug in brain cancer imaging
OHSU lab started exploring new use of the drug 30 years ago; now, it may improve techniques to measure, monitor aggressive brain tumors.
Researchers identify kidney sensor that helps control fluid balance
Study findings reveal how the kidney detects changes in blood volume, may guide future research on kidney diseases.
Mixed results in using lipoic acid to treat progressive multiple sclerosis
OHSU-led randomized controlled trial examines benefits of over-the-counter antioxidant.
Study: Dangerous E. coli strain blocks gut’s defense mechanism to spread infection
Research from OHSU sheds light on why some bacteria aren’t easily shed by the body.
