Estudio de OHSU encuentra que la exposición a los contaminantes del aire altera el desarrollo del cerebro adolescente
OHSU study finds exposure to common air pollutants alters adolescent brain development
OHSU statement on Dec. 18, 2025, proposed federal rules regarding gender-affirming care
Estudio implica enzima en condiciones neurodegenerativas
Larry Sherman, Ph.D., profesor del Centro Nacional de Investigación de Primates de Oregón de la OHSU, dirigió una investigación que identificó la enzima CEMIP como un factor clave en la degradación de la mielina, relacionada con afecciones como la esclerosis múltiple, el accidente cerebrovascular y la enfermedad de Alzheimer. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
Skye Mayo, M.D., M.P.H. (OHSU)
Hagen Kennecke, M.D., M.H.A., FRCPC (OHSU)
Matt Hazard (Courtesy)
OHSU patient battles colorectal cancer on journey to Boston Marathon
OHSU patient Matt Hazard finishes the Boston Marathon. Hazard trained for marathons as he battled colorectal cancer, culminating in both running the Boston Marathon and becoming an advocate for early cancer screenings. (Courtesy)
OHSU patient battles colorectal cancer on journey to Boston Marathon
OHSU patient Matt Hazard holds up eight fingers as he heads into his eighth and final round of chemotherapy. (Courtesy)
OHSU patient battles colorectal cancer on journey to Boston Marathon
OHSU patient Matt Hazard with his son, Easton, in OHSU’s Radiation Medicine Department before he receives his 27th — and final — round of radiation treatment. (Courtesy)