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Twins facing life-threatening condition go home healthy thanks to OHSU fetal surgery teamOn National Doctors’ Day, family’s experience highlights compassionate health care team, innovative care at OHSU Doernbecher.
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MRI innovation for the first time reveals cells’ energy activity in organs and tissuesOHSU research opens up new possibilities for brain imaging, detecting cancer, monitoring treatment.
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Lab-made antibodies offer potential cure for yellow feverClimate change likely to make yellow fever more common; OHSU collaborates to eliminate virus in animal model.
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OHSU strongly recommends masks in health care settingsMasks will still be required in certain areas, after April 3.
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Ending THC use may reverse negative impacts on male fertilityNew OHSU research follows the university’s earlier findings: chronic cannabis use reduces male fertility in animal models; will help inform patient considerations of THC when trying to conceive.
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Tobacco use assessments dropped during COVID-19 pandemic, have not recoveredOHSU leads national study on how pandemic affected patient discussions about tobacco use; funded in part by the National Cancer Institute’s Cancer Moonshot initiative.
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NIH awards OHSU $2.7M grant to expand availability of research animalsOregon Health & Science University’s primate research center will make the embryos available to scientists nationwide.
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OHSU coronavirus (COVID-19) responseLast updated Tuesday, July 23, 2024.
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