OHSU secures $4.6 million to expand clinical trials in underserved rural communities New CARE for Health™ awards will bring maternal health, chronic pain studies to rural clinics across the Northwest.
New board of directors, executive leadership team signal ambitious momentum for OHSU Knight Cancer Institute September 24, 2026
OHSU ‘PDX Skincare Festival’ slated for May 19 April 18, 2018 MEDIA ALERT: Event features free rapid skin cancer exams, tips and samples from skincare professionals, 5K Walk and Fun Run to benefit melanoma research.
OHSU announces 2018 Brain Awareness lecture series April 17, 2018 CALENDAR ALERT: Lectures will focus on the ingredients – including food – necessary to maximize our brains’ potential.
South Waterfront building renamed in honor of Dr. Joe Robertson By Tamara Hargens-Bradley April 06, 2018 Former OHSU president honored for his vision, dedication and record of accomplishments.
Sneak peek: Inside the Knight Cancer Institute research building (photos) By Amanda Gibbs March 29, 2018 OHSU’s 320,000 square foot cancer research building is taking shape, with completion slated for late summer 2018.
Gearing up for jobs of the future By Tracey Lam March 28, 2018 Upcoming Mark O. Hatfield lecturer will share how building an inclusive climate creates success for all students in STEM.
‘Stop the Bleed’ courses teach citizens the life-saving steps of bleeding control March 26, 2018 OHSU, Legacy, Portland Fire & Rescue to provide free training on tourniquet application and how to prevent death in a crisis.
A novel offering By Tracy Brawley March 23, 2018 OHSU employees donate 300 diverse books to local education program.
Meet Wayne Monfries, new OHSU board chair By Franny White March 22, 2018 Key figure in OHSU presidential search is an accountant by trade, has service in his heart.
Spring break safety tips By Ben Hoffman March 07, 2018 Strategies for avoiding common hazards during spring break.
Getting to Health Equity: When race no longer determines health By Erin Hoover Barnett March 02, 2018 Harvard sociologist David R. Williams presented research on "the house that racism built," the first presentation in a new public lecture series.