New injection could prevent HIV in nonhuman primates By Franny White August 04, 2020 Concentrated formula of experimental drug leronlimab to be studied.
OHSU rises to meet testing challenge By Erik Robinson July 29, 2020 Low-barrier mobile testing sites provide community service amid COVID-19 pandemic.
OHSU Hospital No. 1 in Oregon, according to U.S. News & World Report By Erik Robinson July 28, 2020 Six of the hospital’s adult specialties are ranked among the best in the nation.
Lego-inspired bone and soft tissue repair with tiny, 3D-printed bricks By Franny White July 24, 2020 Flea-sized, hollow blocks can be filled with materials that improve healing.
OHSU ophthalmologist to lead National Eye Institute By Franny White July 24, 2020 Michael Chiang, M.D., will begin new role at NIH research institute in late 2020.
Underrepresented-minority faculty in medical subspecialties By Charles R. Thomas, Jr., M.D. July 21, 2020 '...my potential success was undermined by the implication that my race, not by ability, was my real qualification.'
Effective contraception use more prevalent in Medicaid expansion states By Tracy Brawley July 15, 2020 Community health centers increase contraceptive access for women, adolescents at higher risk of unintended pregnancy.
OHSU Foundation announces two new board of trustees members July 14, 2020 Board members provide strategic guidance, community connections, insight.
Scientific first: RNA repair shows promise in reversing mutations underlying a neurological disorder By Erik Robinson July 14, 2020 OHSU study uses programmable RNA editing to repair gene that contributes to Rett syndrome.
OHSU emphasizes health, safety of international students July 10, 2020 OHSU strongly opposes a new federal directive pertaining to international students and educational institutions.