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.
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OHSU named 2024 LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader
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
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
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
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
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
June 03, 2024
Study by OHSU, Lines for Life documents innovative intervention for youth through Safe Social Spaces program.
OHSU + Legacy Health: Expanding care, accelerating impact
May 30, 2024
OHSU, Legacy Health systems sign definitive agreement to better serve patients, communities.
OHSU patient bound for Paris to compete in Paralympics
May 15, 2024
Rower Todd Vogt is an inspiration for others with early onset Parkinson’s disease.
OHSU Brain Institute hosts Rep. Blumenauer
May 13, 2024
MEDIA ALERT: Tonight, Brain Awareness Season lecture series features conversation with retiring congressman, neuroscience advocate.
Study finds private equity expanding to mental health facilities
May 01, 2024
Previously viewed as a field with scant profits, behavioral health now mirrors private equity growth in other sectors of health care.