Camp UKANDU offers outdoor experiences in hopes of bringing joy and hope to children living with cancer, their siblings and their families. During a four-day camp in August 2017, a group of teens traveled 52 river miles of the Lower Salmon River in Idaho, paddling through class IV whitewater in inflatable kayaks. (Courtesy Camp UKANDU)

Camp UKANDU offers outdoor experiences in hopes of bringing joy and hope to children living with cancer, their siblings and their families. During a four-day camp in August 2017, a group of teens traveled 52 river miles of the Lower Salmon River in Idaho, paddling through class IV whitewater in inflatable kayaks. (Courtesy Camp UKANDU)

OHSU-PSU School of Public Health Dean David Bangsberg, M.D., M.P.H., speaking at the OHSU Illuminate luncheon, at the Portland Art Museum, January 31, 2017. (OHSU/Kristyna Wentz-Graff)

Xiclali Solano, 19, (left) and a teammate take part in a simulated patient situation as they participate in the On Track OHSU! program. (OHSU)

Xiclali Solano, 19, (left) credits the On Track OHSU! program for piquing her interest in medical imaging as a career, as well as support from Azalea Martinez, On Track’s Woodburn area coordinator, (right). Solano is currently a freshman at Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls. (OHSU/Franny White)

Clinical shadow group in the On Track OHSU! program. (OHSU)

Xiclali Solano, 19, (right) and a teammates get their first look at sonography as they participate in the On Track OHSU! program. (OHSU)

Xiclali Solano, 19, (right) tries her hand at sonography on a friend as she participates in the On Track OHSU! program. (OHSU)

Xiclali Solano, 19, works on her surgical skills, as she participates in the On Track OHSU! program. (OHSU)

Thelazia gulosa adult female immediately after removal from the eye. Morphological identifying features of adult female worm submitted for analysis. (Photo courtesy CDC)