New end-of-life doula services focus on rural, houseless populations OHSU School of Nursing alum aims to make end-of-life a social, not medical event.
New end-of-life doula services focus on rural, houseless populations By Christi Richardson-Zboralski March 24, 2023 OHSU School of Nursing alum aims to make end-of-life a social, not medical event.
OHSU only Oregon hospital to offer vital COVID-19 treatment to patients on an outpatient basis By Franny White March 22, 2023 As staffing shortages continue, fewer hospitals are offering remdesivir infusions.
Residency ready: M.D. students celebrate the next stage of their careers By Rachel Shafer March 17, 2023 100% match for OHSU School of Medicine M.D. residency programs.
Match Day to reveal next step for soon-to-be physicians By Franny White March 15, 2023 OHSU medical students to learn residency assignments at much-anticipated event.
Opioid overdose risk is 10 times greater for those recently released from prison By Nicole Rideout March 10, 2023 Findings from OHSU, OSU underscore need for expanded, improved programming to protect people re-entering communities.
Study reveals limitations in evaluating gene editing technology in human embryos By Erik Robinson March 07, 2023 OHSU-led research identifies new scientific hurdles in using gene repair to prevent inherited disease.
Severe respiratory illness season means boom times for OHSU virtual immediate care By Erik Robinson March 03, 2023 Program ballooned with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, accelerated this winter with surge of RSV, flu, COVID-19.
OHSU leading effort to make cancer trials more inclusive By Chris Lydgate March 02, 2023 Team at Oregon Health & Science University working to bring benefits of clinical trials to people in underserved communities.
OHSU Child Life Specialist provides ‘life-changing’ care to young patient living with chronic spinal condition By Nicole Rideout February 24, 2023 Family shares journey at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, impact of care team’s compassionate, family-centered approach.
Making Hepatitis C care easier when treatment seems impossible By Franny White February 23, 2023 Pilot project simplifies testing, treatment for some of Oregon’s most vulnerable patients.
Residency ready: M.D. students celebrate the next stage of their careers By Rachel Shafer March 17, 2023 100% match for OHSU School of Medicine M.D. residency programs.
Match Day to reveal next step for soon-to-be physicians By Franny White March 15, 2023 OHSU medical students to learn residency assignments at much-anticipated event.
Understanding the aggressive breast cancers missed by mammogram screening By Joe Rojas-Burke June 30, 2020 Research by OHSU, Oregon State University points to an aggressive form of breast cancer not detected readily by screening.
Adults don’t need tetanus, diphtheria boosters if fully vaccinated as children, study finds By Franny White February 25, 2020 U.S. currently recommends booster shots for adults every 10 years.
OHSU Child Life Specialist provides ‘life-changing’ care to young patient living with chronic spinal condition By Nicole Rideout February 24, 2023 Family shares journey at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, impact of care team’s compassionate, family-centered approach.
New technique for ACL repair taps body’s own healing power By Erik Robinson October 07, 2022 OHSU orthopaedic surgeons are first in Oregon to use BEAR technique for common athletic injury.
Teen cannabis abuse has increased 245% over 20 years, study finds By Nicole Rideout December 07, 2022 OHSU physician-scientists identify trends in abuse, misuse of a variety of substances among youth in the United States.
Pleasure-producing human clitoris has more than 10,000 nerve fibers By Franny White October 27, 2022 First known count of human clitoral nerve fibers could improve health, sexual function.
OHSU only Oregon hospital to offer vital COVID-19 treatment to patients on an outpatient basis By Franny White March 22, 2023 As staffing shortages continue, fewer hospitals are offering remdesivir infusions.
Double dose of Plan B is not effective in preventing pregnancy for higher BMIs By Nicole Rideout July 22, 2022 Previous studies found obesity limits effectiveness of emergency contraceptives; OHSU researchers found simplest solution does not make it more effective.