Jacquelynn Knapp, M.D., tells Romper that "we’ve come a long way and we still have more to go" in terms of understanding the postpartum period.

In a story by Health magazine noting that 13% of adults older than 18 have some hearing loss, Timothy Hullar, M.D., says, “The first thing is to know when your hearing is at risk. Anytime people are in an environment where their ears ring afterward, their hearing has been damaged and we currently don’t have any way of overcoming that other than a hearing aid.”

Aaron Grossberg, M.D., Ph.D., tells KPTV that high school student Rishab Jain reached out to him to collaborate with his lab virtually. He says: "The rate at which he was able to learn and implement these things was really tremendous – I seldom see that out of graduate students or post docs, being able to turn over ideas that quickly and move forward. I hope he hires me someday to work for whatever incredible endeavor he undertakes, he’s really special.”

Diane Stadler, Ph.D., discusses a new report from the World Health Organization on artificial sweeteners. She says the goal of the report is to advise people in positions of decision or policy-making, such as a nutrition lead at a hospital or a school.

In a video interview with the American Journal of Managed Care, Sancy Leachman, M.D., Ph.D., says addressing racial disparities in skin cancer involves education, understanding rates of risk and ethnicity, and knowledge of the different types of melanoma.

Brain & Life magazine reports that yoga can ease pain and improve mobility in neurologic conditions. Barry Oken, M.D., says, “Limited range of motion in joints occurs in a lot of neurologic disorders. Anything that would preserve range of motion would be useful.”

KTVZ-Bend covers the May 21 "Steps Against Melanoma" statewide walks to raise funding and awareness for melanoma.

An Argus Observer story on a new Fentanyl Education Bill references OHSU research demonstrating that Oregon should have 968 prevention specialists but only has 62, a 94% deficit.

In a video interview with Psychiatry Times, Daniel Nicoli, D.O., and Shanila Shagufta, M.D., give an overview of their conference talk: "Anyone Could Have Stopped Me”: Early Intervention in the Pathway to Violence to Prevent School Shooting."