An Oregonian story on Providence nurses authorizing a strike mentions the nurse's union is in negotiations with OHSU.

An Oregon Capital Chronicle story on the national Adderall shortage references comments from a The New York Times interview with Ximena Levander, M.D., who noted telemedicine prescriptions were reaching patients whose medical conditions would otherwise go untreated.

A profile on Brian Druker, M.D., and his work to develop the drug Gleevec for patients with chronic myeloid leukemia.

In an Inverse story on the potential FDA approval of an over-the-counter birth control pill, Alison Edelman, M.D., says it’s a grassroots effort that’s been years, if not decades, in the making.

After surviving a heart attack, Sean Walkenhorst shares his appreciation of the first responders, nurses, doctors and staff at OHSU who took care of him during his hospitalization: “Everyone was a link in that chain. I am grateful to all of them and always will be."

An East Oregonian op-ed on the state’s budget references an OHSU study that found Oregon has a 50% service capacity deficiency in residential and behavioral health treatment.

Research presented by Saurabh Thosar, Ph.D., at the SLEEP 2023 conference tested whether circadian rhythms in systolic blood pressure during rested wakefulness and in response to a standardized mild exercise are disturbed in patients with obstructive sleep apnea compared to healthy individuals.

Continued coverage of research led by Jonah Sacha, Ph.D., on how stem cell transplantation can kill the virus that causes AIDS.

KOIN-TV covers the collaboration between Jeff Tyner, Ph.D., and the Portland Police Bureau to use a data-driven approach to increase the rate of recovering stolen vehicles.

The Gresham Outlook notes Robyn Philisytn received a Ford Opportunity Scholarship and will be attending Oregon Health & Science University.