Lisa Coussens, Ph.D., is among the 2022 Class of Fellows for the Society of Immunotherapy of Cancer.

Adrienne Kovacs, Ph.D., co-writes an American Heart Association scientific statement that addresses psychological outcomes and interventions for children and adults with congenital heart disease.

The Portland Business Journal reports Oregon’s bioscience industry is “buoyed” by research at OHSU and other organizations.

Donald Pierce, Ph.D., an OHSU professor emeritus of biostatistics, dies after being attacked at a Portland bus stop in June.

Donna Hansel, M.D., Ph.D., will become MD Anderson Cancer Center’s pathology and laboratory medicine division director starting Sept. 12.

A report on approximately 30 AFSCME-represented environmental services workers walking off the job July 13.

NW Labor Press provides an update on ongoing OHSU-AFSCME collective bargaining.

Nine organizations receive funding from the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute to address local cancer-related needs. Jackie Shannon, Ph.D., says: “The Community Partnership Program has always been centered on the idea that communities know their needs best. I’m particularly pleased to see so many projects center non-English speaking communities in their outreach efforts. We want people across Oregon to have equitable access to important cancer-related resources and educational materials."

OHSU is among 24 institutions receiving a total of $400,000 in grants for projects that incorporate diversity, equity and inclusion into internal medicine education and training.

Amid a surge in demand for mental health care, a new study led by Jane Zhu, M.D., finds almost six out of 10 in-network providers listed under Oregon Medicaid provider directories are not actually available to see patients.