OHSU experts give advice on navigating a ‘post-truth’ era Physicians, philosopher, librarian offer advice in an era shaped by artificial intelligence, social media, misinformation.
Statement on tear gas and nonviolent protests By Danny Jacobs, M.D., M.P.H., FACS June 04, 2020 While large gatherings in general provide increased opportunities for the transmission of COVID-19, the use of tear gas could significantly exacerbate the spread.
Standing up against structural racism By Danny Jacobs, M.D., M.P.H., FACS May 31, 2020 'We cannot permit the loss of any more lives by sitting idly by and simply hoping for change.'
Statement on OHSU’s financial response to the COVID-19 pandemic April 23, 2020 Salary reductions needed to address significant budget shortfalls.
Oregon’s crossroads for public health By David Bangsberg April 15, 2020 Support of public health professionals necessary to detect, prevent and treat future global health threats.
Pandemic magnifies health disparities in Indian Country By David Bangsberg April 14, 2020 American Indians face more significant health issues than the national average, overcrowded housing, scarce medical resources.
Health Disparities and COVID-19: A crisis within a crisis April 10, 2020 Prominent American medical school deans and health care leaders speak as a single voice for those who have no voice in a global medical crisis.
OHSU tribute to Arlene Schnitzer April 04, 2020 Among her passions were diabetes care and improving women’s health.
Pediatric resident fears for at-risk, providers who care for them during outbreak By Bridget O'Connell-Long March 12, 2020 Urges collaboration to ensure that efforts are coordinated, safe, evidence-based.
Reflecting, following the lead of women who made history By Kathryn Goforth 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.