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
Staffing emergency departments across Oregon By Jennifer Smith February 20, 2019 OHSU sends board-certified emergency medicine physicians to staff hospitals statewide.
Rekindle your romance By Tracy Brawley February 13, 2019 Experts reveal ways to rekindle romance in long-term relationships that focuses on intimacy and closeness rather than just sex.
Opioids more accessible than addiction treatment By Erik Robinson February 12, 2019 OHSU study finds opioids are easy to get, but medication-assisted addiction therapy is not.
Managing congenital heart defects By Tracy Brawley February 11, 2019 Prenatal diagnosis and a collaborative approach to care empowers families to cope with the challenges of CHD.
Times Up for inequity and harassment in health care By Erik Robinson February 07, 2019 OHSU expert co-authors commentary in The Lancet.
Study identifies new target to prevent, treat alcoholism By Erik Robinson February 06, 2019 Identification of the gene provides hope, as there are currently only a handful of FDA-approved drugs for alcoholism.
Study: Medicare rules increase out-of-pocket costs of MS drugs By Erik Robinson February 04, 2019 Medicare beneficiaries now pay thousands of dollars annually.
Feeding tubes shouldn’t be on POLST forms: JAGS opinion paper By Franny White January 31, 2019 Surgically inserted feeding tubes harm patients with dementia, research shows.
Vaccination saves lives By Danny Jacobs, M.D., M.P.H., FACS January 28, 2019 Declining vaccinations for nonmedical reasons endangers the health of our population's most vulnerable.
Army, OHSU health care pros team up for new medical exchange By Franny White January 22, 2019 OHSU is one of only two U.S. hospitals to participate in Army Military Civilian Trauma Team Training program.