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How much does it cost to bring a cancer drug to market?

By Amanda Gibbs September 11, 2017

A new study focused on the research and development spending of some pharmaceutical companies found the cost of bringing a cancer drug to market was significantly less than previously reported.

Back-to-school tips and tricks: School bus safety

By Tracy Brawley September 08, 2017

The greatest safety risk to a student is not riding the school bus, but approaching or leaving it.

A personal stake in fighting Alzheimer’s

By Allison Lindauer September 06, 2017

Alzheimer’s is the sixth leading cause of death, the only disease among the top 10 without a cure or even a means to slow its progression.

OHSU remains committed to DACA principles

September 05, 2017

OHSU continues commitment to DACA policy.

Parents’ deportation risk impacts children’s mental health

By Elisa Williams September 01, 2017

U.S.-born children whose parents face possible deportation are at higher risk for stress-related mental health disorders, according to a study published in the journal Science.

Study identifies new genetic risk factor for developing autism spectrum disorder

By Tracy Brawley August 31, 2017

Study analyzed genetic sequencing data from 2,300 families; focused on identifying low-lying genetic mutations.

Studies reveal how shingles vaccine should be used in arthritis patients

August 30, 2017

Studies suggest receiving a shingles vaccine prior to starting treatment for rheumatoid arthritis can elicit greater immune responses.

Study identifies methods for preventing overcrowding in emergency rooms

By Erik Robinson August 28, 2017

Executive leadership involvement and data-driven management are among four strategies to help reduce emergency room crowding, study says.

Childhood cancer survivors design Oregon Ducks football uniform

By Tracy Brawley August 25, 2017

Nike unveiled a new football uniform and fan gear designed for the University of Oregon through a partnership with OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital. Proceeds from sales of the fan gear will benefit the OHSU Doernbecher pediatric cancer fund.

Study suggests serotonin may worsen tinnitus

By Erik Robinson August 22, 2017

Study indicates that a common class of antidepressants may worsen tinnitus.

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