Nov. 11 forecast: COVID-19 hospitalizations in Oregon will remain stubbornly high By Erik Robinson November 11, 2021 Oregonians tire of measures to limit transmission of virus.
Informed consent, high ethics needed for respectful whole-body donation By Tamera Ostervoss November 11, 2021 Donating one’s body to science is a personal and selfless act that is critical to the education and training of health care professionals in Oregon and beyond.
Honoring the OHSU-VA partnership that continues to pay it forward By Erin Hoover Barnett November 10, 2021 On Veterans Day, we salute all who served and who continue to do so through participation in medical research that benefits generations to come.
OHSU model reduces opioid prescribing By Erik Robinson November 08, 2021 Opioid review board evaluates cases for primary care, internal medicine clinicians.
Children account for high proportion of Oregonians susceptible to COVID-19 infection By Erik Robinson November 04, 2021 Nov. 4 OHSU forecast emphasizes benefits of vaccination for newly eligible kids age 5 to 11.
Treatment programs reluctant to allow take-home methadone, survey indicates By Erik Robinson November 04, 2021 Pandemic prompted easing of federal guidelines for addiction treatment.
Presenting the 2022 Doernbecher Freestyle XVII patient-designers By Tracy Brawley November 03, 2021 Feb. 25: Celebrated program to virtually unveil seven unique Nike product collections designed by creative young OHSU Doernbecher patients.
COVID-19 vaccine now available for children 5 and older By Tracy Brawley November 03, 2021 State, federal health organizations say Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is safe, effective for pediatric populations.
Colder temperatures, power outages increase risk of carbon monoxide poisoning By Jennifer Eskridge November 03, 2021 Medical experts advise using caution with portable generators, alternative heat, cooking sources.
OHSU moves forward with hospital expansion October 29, 2021 Project will enhance research, education, patient care at Oregon’s academic health center.