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

Across OHSU's missions of healthcare, education and research, we strive to ensure an atmosphere of respect and acceptance for all.

OHSU President Joe Robertson's statement on the events in Charlottesville.

Public engagement is a critical component to help evaluate the moral and ethical implications of utilizing gene-editing tools.

After review, OHSU is opposed to the U.S. Senate’s Better Health Care Reconciliation Act and believes it offers no significant improvements over the bill passed in the House earlier this year.

Cultural competency education can address disparities in treatment for LGBTQI patients, and help providers meet their health care needs.

Today, OHSU joins many others in Oregon and across our nation in declaring our continued support of climate action to meet the Paris Agreement.

OHSU extends its heartfelt condolences to Mr. Black’s family.

OHSU recently expressed its opposition to the American Health Care Act and its impact on Oregonians’ access to care. Today, OHSU must share its concerns about the President’s proposed Fiscal Year 2018 budget for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services – especially as it affects the Medicaid program and funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Although a fictional story, the television series "13 Reasons Why" focuses on very real issues that affect youth and young adults. The show's graphic depiction of the traumatic life events that led to the suicide of a young woman may have already adversely affected Oregon's youth.