Ahmed Raslan, M.D., is mentioned in a Becker’s Spine Review roundup of 15 neurosurgeons to know.

The Urology Times covers new OHSU-led research on localized prostate cancer treatment. Mark Garzotto, M.D., says, “Localized prostate cancer remains an area of significant unmet need, with many patients experiencing disease recurrence after definitive radiotherapy. Innovation in this setting has been limited over the past 2 decades, making these peer-reviewed data particularly important for patients with intermediate- to high-risk localized prostate cancer.”

OHSU’s graduate medical school partnership with St. Charles is mentioned in coverage by Madras Pioneer on the hospital’s new state and federal funding for maternal healthcare.

A letter to the editor published by The Register Guard mentions an OHSU study that found that when people with diabetes lose their healthcare, their condition worsens.

Media cover a new open-access clinical decision-support tool designed to help eye care providers diagnose and manage amblyopia in children. Allison Summers, O.D., says, “This online tool quickly distills the relevant literature into individualized treatment advice for busy clinicians anywhere with internet access. ... Those without internet access can utilize the article figures as clinical reference sheets.”

Media cover a new open-access clinical decision-support tool designed to help eye care providers diagnose and manage amblyopia in children. Allison Summers, O.D., says, “This online tool quickly distills the relevant literature into individualized treatment advice for busy clinicians anywhere with internet access. ... Those without internet access can utilize the article figures as clinical reference sheets.”

New research from Columbia University shows promise for reducing disease-causing mutations in embryos using a gene editing method called “base editing.” Paula Amato, M.D., says, “I am generally supportive of the concept of embryo editing to prevent genetic disease.”

Media cover a new open-access clinical decision-support tool designed to help eye care providers diagnose and manage amblyopia in children. Allison Summers, O.D., says, “This online tool quickly distills the relevant literature into individualized treatment advice for busy clinicians anywhere with internet access. ... Those without internet access can utilize the article figures as clinical reference sheets.”

A large, national study finds veterans diagnosed with cancer face a suicide attempt rate of 203 per 100,000 — significantly higher than the general population — with risk peaking in the first six months after diagnosis and remaining elevated for up to five years, even for those with more treatable cancers. Donald Sullivan, M.D., says, “Our findings really show that suicide risk doesn’t end when treatment ends. For some patients, especially younger veterans and those with certain cancers, the risk remains elevated for years.”