Pharmacist-prescribed contraception may improve usage in younger, uninsured women By Tracy Brawley May 20, 2020 Community pharmacies help eliminate barriers associated with contraception access.
OHSU researchers focus on antibody testing By Erik Robinson May 20, 2020 Reliable blood tests to detect past infection will be crucial in stopping COVID-19 pandemic.
OHSU, UO to study SARS-CoV-2 in the hospital setting By Casey Williamson May 20, 2020 The effort could inform environmental monitoring in hospitals and clinics nationwide.
Don’t wait for emergency care, OHSU physicians urge By Erik Robinson May 19, 2020 Forgoing a trip to the emergency room can be dangerous.
May 18: In response to today’s injunction on executive orders, OHSU hosts press conference to discuss personal, community actions to slow the spread of COVID-19 May 18, 2020 Experts to discuss benefits of slowing disease, and risks of opening too quickly.
COVID-19-related illness among children: What we know so far By Lisa McMahan May 18, 2020 Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children is rare, but developing.
Oregon’s COVID-19 story emerges from gene sequencing By Casey Williamson May 18, 2020 16 genomes from OHSU show great diversity.
Asian and Pacific Islander elders grateful for care kits By Mariana Phipps May 15, 2020 Students aim to support physical, mental well-being of senior Asian American community.
Coronavirus patient discharged after 58 days at OHSU By Franny White May 14, 2020 Washington woman survived after 30-day life support treatment.
Signs of fetal alcohol syndrome detected in womb By Erik Robinson May 13, 2020 Magnetic resonance imaging in rhesus macaques detects effects of binge drinking early in pregnancy.