Jan. 28 forecast indicates Oregon COVID-19 hospitalizations may be reaching peak
January 28, 2022
Forecast adjusted downward due to Oregonians’ commitment to sticking with public health measures.
With new microscope, scientists will explore how tiny molecules make cells work by organizing at right place, right time
January 25, 2022
W. M. Keck Foundation awards OHSU research duo $1 million to develop new technology to quantify molecular aggregates, track their involvement in cellular functions, disease.
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.
Jan. 20 forecast shows slight reduction of COVID-19 impact on Oregon hospitals
January 20, 2022
Oregonians stepping up measures to reduce spread of infection, although hundreds of Oregonians are still becoming severely ill.
Jan. 13 COVID-19 forecast continues to show severe strain on Oregon hospitals
January 13, 2022
New forecast reveals situation would be even worse except for the fact that Oregonians are stepping up measures to reduce transmission.
OHSU 2021 accomplishments: The year in review
December 27, 2021
As 2021 comes to a close, and we mark nearly two years of COVID-19’s devastating impacts on our communities, Oregon Health & Science University pauses to reflect on the contributions of our dedicated employees, learners, partners, donors and volunteers...
12 projects receive funding from OHSU Knight Cancer Institute to address local cancer-related needs
December 22, 2021
Projects aim to prevent lung cancer, increase awareness around risk for pancreatic cancer, provide resources to patients with cancer in rural Oregon.
Judith Ann Mogan Foundation gifts to expand health care reach, support communities on South Coast
December 06, 2021
Donations to support patients with cancer, children with complex health needs, health students.
Something to hold onto
December 01, 2021
Rare Champion of Hope Award recognizes molecular geneticist Susan Hayflick, M.D.
Anne Matsen pancreatic cancer journey 4
November 23, 2021
Anne and Rick Matsen celebrate the conclusion of her chemotherapy plan with a three-hour round trip hike to the top of Volunteer Park in Seattle, Washington. (Courtesy of the Matsen family)
