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OHSU, PNNL create joint research co-laboratory to advance precision medicine

By Amanda Gibbs February 14, 2018

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and OHSU today announced a joint collaboration to improve patient care by focusing research on highly complex sets of biomedical data, and the tools to interpret them.

Twenty-week abortion bans may reduce quality of life, increase costs for some mothers

By Tracy Brawley February 13, 2018

A theoretical study conducted at OHSU determines that abortion bans may result in maternal harm and increased costs for pregnancies complicated by a diagnosed fetal disorder.

OHSU, CDC unravel mysterious eye infection

By Franny White February 12, 2018

Oregon woman infected with cattle eyeworm species--the first known case in humans.

Portland Aerial Tram closed Feb. 15-19

By Franny White February 12, 2018

Shuttle service to OHSU will be provided during the closure.

Frequently Asked Questions about OHSU’s liver transplant policy

By Tamara Hargens-Bradley February 09, 2018

Addressing questions about OHSU's transplant policy.

OHSU statement regarding transplant policy

February 06, 2018

Transplant policy changed to reflect OHSU's commitment to serve the entire community.

OHSU strongly refutes PETA allegations

January 31, 2018

Advertisements in D.C. publications make false claims about NIH-funded biomedical research at institutions nationwide, including Oregon National Primate Research Center.

OHSU research provides new insight about antidepressants

By Erik Robinson January 29, 2018

The study focuses on how SSRIs interact with the protein that transports serotonin in the brain.

Oregon’s CCO model successful, but more work remains

By Tracy Brawley January 25, 2018

Oregon’s per capita Medicaid spending slowed with the introduction of coordinated care organizations, says an independent evaluation of Oregon’s 2012-2017 Medicaid waiver.

Understanding the impacts of childhood hearing loss

By Tracy Brawley January 24, 2018

For children with hearing loss, early intervention and treatment is vital, says audiologist.

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