The 25th million rider of the Tram is a 3-year-old boy receiving treatment for a brain tumor, called DIPG, at OHSU/Doernbecher.

Anna Bar, M.D., is interviewed by Dermatology Times about her presentation on Mohs reconstructive surgery for skin cancer at the American Academy of Dermatology meeting.

An OHSU research team is partnering with Klamath County's South Suburban Branch Library to learn more about the health benefits of walking with peers.

A survey of clinicians by the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health that found Oregon’s substance use disorder treatment system is about half the size it should be is cited in an OPB article about how illegal substances are part of Oregon's addiction problem, but alcohol is the biggest killer.

A KGW-TV story on Eneida Nemecek, M.D., receiving a grant to build equity in clinical trials is rebroadcast on KOBI-TV (Medford).

In an article on how schizophrenia is a key factor in heat deaths, George Keepers, M.D., says: “There’s a whole host of things that people with this very unfortunate illness are vulnerable to.”

Eneida Nemecek, M.D., is leading a new effort to increase participation in cancer clinical trials in the Latino communities by incorporating new strategies such as a Spanish-speaking patient navigator. She says: “One of the obstacles that Latino patients face when they enter the medical system is a communication barrier, and we want that [patient navigator] person to be almost a community link."

The Forest Grove News-Times highlights OHSU's virtual immediate care offerings.

OHSU is among 83 U.S. hospitals recognized by HealthGrades for both patient safety excellence and outstanding patient experience.

OHSU virtual immediate care services provide quick care for a variety of health issues, including those with mild or moderate cases of respiratory illness such as COVID-19.