There’s nothing polarizing about it; the products should be removed from homes, store shelves for good.

Gray says solutions for complex biomedical problems can best be found through a free and open exchange of information and ideas, with the greatest possible diverse group of people.

OHSU believes that knowledge gained through biomedical research in relevant animal models is essential to developing new ways to identify, prevent, treat or eradicate disease and to improve human and animal health. OHSU’s views on this topic reflect those of other academic health centers, universities, physicians and scientists throughout the world.

OHSU in on track for reactivation of the heart transplant program, looking forward to serving our state, region and nation.

An OHSU emergency physician shares her personal story about the intersection of race and medicine.

Last week's executive order on immigration has created apprehension and uncertainty in the OHSU community and in the communities we serve.

Sydney Paige Monfries, a senior at Fordham University, passed away on Sunday, April 14, 2019.

Research with nonhuman primates, or NHPs – monkeys for the most part – has led to critical health advances that have saved or improved millions of human lives.

OHSU continues commitment to DACA policy.

The stigma of drug addiction can result in harmful discrimination in health care settings.