OHSU, in coordination with Portland-area EMS providers, is launching a three-year clinical trial related to the treatment of cardiac arrest.

Liver Disease News reports on OHSU-led research that finds peers with lived experience in illicit drug use dramatically increased the rate of people diagnosed, treated and ultimately cured of hepatitis C in rural Oregon.

KXL-Radio reports that John McConnell, Ph.D., is involved in a study examining rising suicide rates among people 10 to 24 years of age.

As part of Edwards Lifesciences’ annual investor conference, Firas Zahr, M.D., presents on transcatheter mitral and tricuspid therapies: Businesswire news release.

Health Medicine Network covers research revealing brain imaging associated with video games among kids 10 to 15 years of age. Daniel Lopez, Ph.D., says, “Gaming itself is not unhealthy, but there is a line, and our study that clearly shows some people are more susceptible to symptoms of gaming addiction than others.”

OHSU research reveals numerical concepts are processed deep in an ancient part of the human brain.

OHSU research reveals numerical concepts are processed deep in an ancient part of the human brain.

OHSU research reveals numerical concepts are processed deep in an ancient part of the human brain.

An analysis examining how the loneliness epidemic influences cancer rates and mortality in the U.S. Study author Kerri Winters-Stone, Ph.D., says, “I think it’s a bigger problem than we’re acknowledging.”

Paula Amato, M.D., provides context for a Washington Post story highlighting frequently asked questions about gender transition care for minors, including explaining puberty blockers and whether cross-sex hormones impact fertility. Amato says, "There’s a lot of misinformation out there. I hear often that puberty blockers are going to sterilize children, and it’s just not true.”