Joining people, data to address gun violence
May 06, 2022
Injury epidemiologist Kathleen Carlson centers collaboration in research to reduce gun violence.
OHSU investigators awarded $3 million for innovative, promising research
January 24, 2022
New funds for leading-edge research on malaria vaccines, emerging viral diseases, gun violence prevention, gene regulatory control.
Honoring the OHSU-VA partnership that continues to pay it forward
November 10, 2021
On Veterans Day, we salute all who served and who continue to do so through participation in medical research that benefits generations to come.
Discovery could lead to new treatments for Parkinson’s, other brain diseases
July 29, 2019
Study reveals the crucial role of alpha-synuclein protein in DNA repair.
New OHSU guideline emphasizes activity, not rest, for low-back pain
October 24, 2018
Pain experts downplay use of opioids for back pain treatment.
EMS providers could save an additional 10,000 lives a year using newer breathing tube
May 16, 2018
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.
Research Week 2018: Physician-scientist says ‘I’m inspired to help my patients’
May 04, 2018
Working with patients directly informs this Parkinson’s research.
May 12: More than 500 local students to participate in annual candlelight procession in celebration of OHSU Doernbecher
May 11, 2017
On Friday, May 12, hundreds of these students will participate in the 26th annual Kids Making Miracles candlelight procession to commemorate a successful fundraising year.
Renowned neurobiologist to lead premier neuroscience research institute
April 21, 2016
Marc Freeman, Ph.D., a former Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator and a fast-rising star in the field of biology, will direct the Oregon Health & Science University Vollum Institute. The institute is widely recognized as a center of ...
