The Washington Post reports on how disruptions to the body’s circadian rhythms may be connected to ADHD. Jonathan Emens, M.D., says, “Our positive moods peak during the daytime and our negative moods are the worst in the middle of the night.”

Lawmakers’ efforts to curb cannabis use among children and adolescents mentions research by Bonnie Nagel, Ph.D., whose work shows that long-term cannabis use can show a decrease in memory and executive functioning.

SciTech Daily reports on research from Oregon State University and OHSU that shows magnetic nanoparticles could eventually help clinics both locate and treat ectopic pregnancies.

Behavioral Wire highlights data that describe what happens to clients of state-regulated psilocybin services in Oregon and Colorado.

Portland Business Journal reports on new tools in breast cancer care, including precision medicine, that have increased survival rates. Esther Chong, M.D., says, “Within the past five years or so, there’s just been so many different types of treatments approved and so many different tools in our arsenal that we can use to attack breast cancer in various different ways.”

West Virginia Watch highlights impacts of H.R.1., noting impacts to patient access and care. The story notes that at OHSU, presumptive screening raised the share of patients identified as eligible for financial assistance from 12% to 64%.

RxTran releases a new white paper, Pharmacy Language Access is a Code-Red Problem, arguing that unverified prescription translation puts patients at risk. The white paper includes contribution from Kristen Beiers-Jones, RN

OncoDaily covers a presentation by Esther Chong, M.D., at the Community Oncology Global Congress focused on the question: How much does chronological age actually tell us about a patient’s ability to tolerate treatment?

Science Magazine reports on a study from 2022 led by OHSU that suggests a more precise way to measure aging of the uterus.

Skanska highlights developments in cancer centers across the country, including OHSU’s Vista Pavilion.