Measles cases on the rise in Oregon, families urged to stay current on vaccinations As new school year begins, OHSU Doernbecher emphasizes crucial role of routine vaccinations in keeping children, communities healthy.
Measles cases on the rise in Oregon, families urged to stay current on vaccinations By Nicole Rideout September 06, 2024 As new school year begins, OHSU Doernbecher emphasizes crucial role of routine vaccinations in keeping children, communities healthy.
OHSU expands access to life-saving naloxone for young people By Erik Robinson August 26, 2024 Surge in illicit fentanyl drives nationwide increase in drug overdose deaths.
Supporting cancer needs at the community level By Amanda Gibbs June 27, 2024 The Community Partnership Program funds diversity of community-generated ideas to address burden of cancer across the state.
Central Oregon’s first graduate medical education program launches By Franny White June 25, 2024 OHSU-St. Charles Three Sisters Rural Track Program trains family medicine physicians, aims to improve health care access in rural Oregon.
OHSU named 2024 LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader By Franny White June 24, 2024 Tenth time OHSU has been honored by Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
Two years post-Roe: OHSU stands firm on commitment to reproductive health equity By Nicole Rideout June 20, 2024 Clinicians at OHSU Center for Women’s Health continue efforts to preserve, expand access to reproductive health care, training, research.
‘Star Wars guy’: OHSU oncology CNA brings patients smiles, camaraderie By Christine Torres Hicks June 18, 2024 Certified nursing assistant Andrew Gray also lives with rare genetic cancer, giving him special connection to his patients.
20 years of Doernbecher Freestyle: Presenting the 2024 patient-designers By Nicole Rideout June 11, 2024 Longstanding collaboration between OHSU Doernbecher, Nike supports life-saving care, cutting edge research.
Study finds people of color disproportionately dropped from Medicaid By Erik Robinson June 03, 2024 OHSU, collaborators find process issues were twice as likely to impact Black, Hispanic people—highlighting health inequities, system improvement needs.
Crisis intervention program leverages social media to reduce suicide risk By Erik Robinson June 03, 2024 Study by OHSU, Lines for Life documents innovative intervention for youth through Safe Social Spaces program.