OHSU News

Happy Friday! Here are the top stories from this week's OHSU News.

EMS providers could save an additional 10,000 lives a year using newer breathing tube

EMS providers could save an additional 10,000 lives a year using newer breathing tube

Largest NIH study of its kind compared airway tubes used by EMS providers in 3,000 patients with sudden cardiac arrest nationwide, including Portland-metro area, Southwest Washington.
Custom design improves the aesthetic of prosthetic for kids

Custom design improves the aesthetic of prosthetic for kids

Besides the physical limitation, experts say that children missing a limb can experience lasting psycho-social effects that can shape the course of their lives.
OHSU, UCF launch first U.S. clinical trial of 3D-printed prosthetics for children

OHSU, UCF launch first U.S. clinical trial of 3D-printed prosthetics for children

The clinical trial will recruit 20 children, fitted with custom-designed arms, and gauge the functionality and effect on their quality of life.
OHSU one of three centers selected to study cells at atomic level

OHSU one of three centers selected to study cells at atomic level

$128 million NIH grant provides state-of-the-art electron microscopy technology, training to scientists nationwide.
OHSU PDX Skincare Festival aims to celebrate — and protect — your skin

OHSU PDX Skincare Festival aims to celebrate — and protect — your skin

Annual community event will offer free skin cancer exams, samples and services from skin care professionals, and a 5K Walk or Fun Run to benefit melanoma research.