Elkhorn Media Group reports the annual Great Salt Lick in Baker City raised $16,000 for Parkinson’s research at OHSU, bringing the total fundraising to $242,000 across 16 events since its inception.

Science Magazine reports on a study led by Benjamin Morasco, Ph.D., that suggests patients with chronic pain and substance use disorder benefit just as much from structure, team-based chronic pain treatment as those who aren’t diagnosed with addiction.

Report about the rescue of a sport fishermen subsequently treated at OHSU who was trapped under a large boulder on the south jetty of the Columbia River near Hammond.

Report about the rescue of a sport fishermen subsequently treated at OHSU who was trapped under a large boulder on the south jetty of the Columbia River near Hammond.

The Lund Report story on how Legacy Health reached a multiyear agreement with UnitedHealthcare insurance, noting OHSU reached a last-minute deal with the insurer a year ago.

Paula Amato, M.D., and Shoukhrat Mitalipov, Ph.D., are interviewed for a Wired magazine story about the possibility of germline gene editing to correct genetic mutations that cause devastating human diseases. Amato advocates rigorous assessment of early human embryos in labs followed by testing in multiple generations of nonhuman primates before attempting to establish a pregnancy through in vitro fertilization in a human clinical trial. Mitalipov says, “You can never be sure that you did your homework. You think that it’s safe, but you’re transferring a kind of black box.”

A $3 billion philanthropic gift to Carnegie Mellon University, eclipsing the $2 billion contribution in 2025 from Phil and Penny Knight to OHSU as the biggest single donation to any U.S. university, college or academic medical center.

A $3 billion philanthropic gift to Carnegie Mellon University, eclipsing the $2 billion contribution in 2025 from Phil and Penny Knight to OHSU as the biggest single donation to any U.S. university, college or academic medical center.

In a Journey Health & Lifestyle story about balance problems related to neurological conditions, Michelle Cameron, M.D., says, “I recommend people of any age talk to their primary care doctor if they notice a decline in their balance or are falling.”

Brandon Wilder, Ph.D., is the featured guest on the Dogs: Beyond the Lab podcast. Wilder shares what drives his work, where he believes research practices need to improve and why he hopes emerging methods could help reduce the use of animals.