Elkhorn Media Group reports that a group of students from the OHSU School of Nursing’s LaGrande campus earned top spots in the 2026 AHEC Scholars Fall Symposium.

A new review of autopsy records by Michael Freeman, N.D., a forensic medicine expert affiliated with OHSU and Maastricht University Medical Center in the Netherlands.

Dawn Nolt, M.D., says, “Everyone can get infected, but infants, older adults and people with underlying health conditions are at greater risk of serious complications if they get sick.”

Medical Buyer covers new study from OHSU that found delays in human validation of electronic health record-based early warning systems for patient deterioration.

Fabrice Jotterand, Ph.D., and Kristin Whitman, M.L.S., join OPB-Radio’s Think Out Loud for a conversation about how to navigate health information during the age of AI.

Report that flu season is arriving early in Oregon. Dawn Nolt, M.D., says, “Everyone can get infected, but infants, older adults and people with underlying health conditions are at greater risk of serious complications if they get sick.”

Continued coverage of a multi-cancer early-detection blood test, including the PATHFINDER 2 study led by Nima Nabavizadeh, M.D.

OHSU’s Innovate Health podcast hosts Stephen Bowden, M.D., Joshua Walker, M.D., and Joe Foy, Ph.D., regarding a new type of radioactive tile roughly the size of a postage stamp to improve outcomes for people with brain tumors.

The River Cities’ Reader of Davenport, Iowa, reports on Monmouth College neuroscience student Jesia Hossain Choity’s experience studying Alzheimer’s disease at the Vollum Institute over the summer.

A story in The Hospitalist notes that the Society of Hospital Medicine’s Oregon/Southwest Washington chapter organizes an annual dinner, reception and networking event in collaboration with OHSU, the region’s academic medical center.