Study suggests long COVID is more prevalent than previously thought OHSU research in nonhuman primates finds long-term effects in both lean and obese animals.
Study suggests staying current with COVID-19 vaccinations helps combat emerging variants April 12, 2024
Projection shows continued spread of COVID-19 in Oregon September 02, 2021 OHSU model forecasts hospitalizations will hit peak on Monday, Sept. 6.
Do COVID-19 vaccines affect your period? By Tracy Brawley August 30, 2021 OHSU will analyze data from digital birth control, menstrual cycle tracking apps to help determine if links exist.
Updated projection continues to show unabated surge of COVID-19 in Oregon August 26, 2021 Health care leaders call on Oregonians to take steps to conserve hospital capacity for all people who need timely medical care.
Study confirms virus variants reduce protection against COVID-19 By Erik Robinson August 26, 2021 OHSU researchers say findings suggest need to double down on vaccinations, public health measures.
Do not use drug designed to treat parasitic worms for COVID-19 By Franny White August 24, 2021 Oregon Poison Center at OHSU experiences substantial increase in calls involving intentional misuse of ivermectin.
“This is a preventable illness” By Erin Hoover Barnett August 23, 2021 ICU nurses caring for COVID-19 patients struggle to make sense of where we find ourselves.
New clinical trial at OHSU tests donated antibodies By Erik Robinson August 19, 2021 Nationwide clinical trial finds no significant benefit in using convalescent plasma for early treatment of COVID-19.
Aug. 18, 2021: OHSU restricts visitation in light of COVID-19 surge August 18, 2021 Vaccination or a non-detect test result will be expected of hospital, outpatient clinic visitors.
OHSU COVID-19 vaccination requirement update August 04, 2021 Update regarding COVID-19 vaccination policy for OHSU badge holders
Community COVID-19 vaccine clinics offered throughout Portland metro area July 29, 2021 OHSU collaborates with local organizations to provide easy access to COVID-19 vaccines.