The ‘Doc’ is in: Assistance dog provides comfort to patients with cancer ‘He’s a good boy. And he brings people joy’: Partnership with Assistance Dogs Northwest expands to Knight Cancer Institute.
OHSU uses bioelectric medicine in vagus nerve to help patients heal from stroke, arthritis October 01, 2026
OHSU enrolls first West Coast participant in gene-editing trial for high cholesterol September 29, 2026
OHSU expands addiction training reach by nearly 65% By Erik Robinson December 30, 2024 Law enforcement officers participate in health care training via video conferencing.
Getting rehab earlier improves concussion outcomes, OHSU study suggests By Erik Robinson December 19, 2024 Study finds improved outcomes in balance from earlier physical therapy.
Expanding cancer services through projects identified by communities across Oregon By Amanda Gibbs December 19, 2024 OHSU Knight Cancer Institute funding will increase cancer survivorship programs, cervical cancer screening, among other initiatives.
OHSU marks 15 years supporting pregnancy research By Angela Yeager December 16, 2024 Multidisciplinary maternal-fetal medicine team works to improve long-term health of mothers, their children.
OHSU awarded over $2 million to support research of heavy menstrual bleeding By Nicole Rideout December 12, 2024 Findings will improve patient-provider counseling, inform evidence-based treatment decisions in understudied area.
OHSU announces new interim CEO of OHSU Health By OHSU Communications December 09, 2024 Ann Madden Rice, FACHE, will join health system leadership team.
Telehealth plus local peer support boosts treatment success for hepatitis C in rural patients By Erik Robinson November 27, 2024 OHSU-led study in rural Oregon finds 66% of hard-to-reach patients cleared the virus with peer-assisted telehealth.
OHSU tests CRISPR gene-editing technology to treat deadly heart condition By Erik Robinson November 18, 2024 Ken Hawkins, a retired teacher from Grants Pass, is first Oregon participant in phase 3 clinical trial.
Investment in pediatric emergency care could save more than 2,100 young lives annually By Nicole Rideout November 01, 2024 OHSU-led study finds better pediatric readiness in emergency departments could reduce child mortality in EDs by 25%, with modest associated costs.
Two OHSU researchers receive prestigious Cancer Moonshot Scholars Award to advance cancer research, innovation By Amanda Gibbs October 29, 2024 Ramon Barajas, Jr., M.D., and Haijiao Zhang, M.D., are two of 11 awardees nationwide; their $6.5 million in total funding will address urgent needs in brain, blood cancer treatment.