OHSU Heart Transplant Program is a high value for Oregonians
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Pediatric resident fears for at-risk, providers who care for them during outbreak
March 12, 2020
Urges collaboration to ensure that efforts are coordinated, safe, evidence-based.
Reflecting, following the lead of women who made history
March 09, 2020
Celebrate the accomplishments of leaders, ourselves, and one another.
Public Charge Rule: OHSU is working to ensure continued access for health services
February 24, 2020
OHSU stands with Oregon’s immigrant communities; all Oregonians should have access to health care without fear of immigration consequences.
Statement on Dr. Molly Hubbard
January 10, 2020
Doctor lauded as an excellent physician, surgeon, matched by a compassionate nature.
Transgender Day of Remembrance: Honoring those we’ve lost, taking action
November 14, 2019
Started as a web-based project, now evolved to worldwide campaign to stop the violence.
OHSU statement on noose found on campus
November 08, 2019
Anyone who witnesses harassment or discrimination at OHSU is encouraged to report it.
OHSU tribute to Gert Boyle
November 03, 2019
Her generosity leaves a legacy that will improve lives of cancer patients in Oregon and beyond.
OHSU statement on animal research
October 04, 2019
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.
Pediatric resident fears for at-risk, providers who care for them during outbreak
March 12, 2020
Urges collaboration to ensure that efforts are coordinated, safe, evidence-based.
OHSU extends condolences to the Monfries family
April 23, 2019
Sydney Paige Monfries, a senior at Fordham University, passed away on Sunday, April 14, 2019.
Statement on Dr. Molly Hubbard
January 10, 2020
Doctor lauded as an excellent physician, surgeon, matched by a compassionate nature.
Respect for all
December 22, 2016
The holiday season is a time to reflect on the year that was and look forward to the year ahead. Unfortunately, many of us have heavy hearts this year in light of recent setbacks in our country in the area of diversity, one of OHSU’s core values.
The critical role of nonhuman primates in medical research
March 13, 2017
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.
A community network for deaf scientists
May 12, 2017
A group of OHSU scientists share details about how their academic peer networking model has supported deaf and hard-of-hearing scientists in biomedical research for the past 25 years.
OHSU statement on animal research
October 04, 2019
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.
Honoring diversity when patients act on racist beliefs
August 19, 2017
An OHSU emergency physician shares her personal story about the intersection of race and medicine.
Magnetic toys are harming our kids again
August 16, 2019
There’s nothing polarizing about it; the products should be removed from homes, store shelves for good.