Research led by Jackson Schmidt, M.D., is featured in an Oncology Nurse Advisor story highlighting a study that found neoadjuvant immunotherapy appears to provide better survival outcomes than upfront radical cystectomy in patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer.

ONA-represented employees will decide whether to authorize a strike Sept. -Sept. 17. On Tuesday, Aug. 29, the OHSU and ONA bargaining teams met for continued mediation, OHSU presented a package supposal, and the parties will next meet for mediation on Sept. 13 - 15.

Pacific University has received a five-year sub-award from the National Institutes for Health to assist OHSU post-doctoral scholars in gaining critical experience teaching at the undergraduate level.

Continued media coverage of the OHSU-Legacy Health integration announcement.

West Linn Tidings reports on the indictment of a former OHSU provider, who was charged with two counts of sexual assault by fraudulent representation.

On International Overdose Awareness Day, OHSU hosts an educational booth about overdose signs and how the public can help by carrying Narcan and knowing how to administer it.

On International Overdose Awareness Day, OHSU hosts an educational booth about overdose signs and how the public can help by carrying Narcan and knowing how to administer it.

In a video interview with OncLive, Alexandra Sokolova, M.D., discusses the importance of genetic testing in patients with prostate cancer, which patients may benefit most from genetic testing, and how cascade testing can identify additional people who are at risk for developing cancer.

A new study by OHSU researchers found that eating a high-fat diet during pregnancy may alter airway nerves in offspring, leading to asthma.

Dawn Nolt M.D., shares common illnesses seen when kids head back to school and key prevention measures for families, emphasizing the importance of vaccinations. She says, “It’s always important to stay up-to-date on vaccines because that will ward off a lot of respiratory illnesses. We also hope that families will teach their kids how to properly wash their hands and also how to cover their coughs, colds and sneezes.”