¡Salud! health outreach program, operated by OHSU Health Hillsboro Medical Center, marks 30 years of operation this year. The program provides preventive health care and support navigating health care systems to seasonal and full-time vineyard workers in the Willamette Valley. Leda Garside, R.N., M.B.A., says, “This industry has demonstrated that they really care for their workforce, they want to do something that is impactful, they value who these workers are and what they mean to their industry.”

Globe Newswire release reports third quarter financial results for a company marketing an OHSU-licensed medication to prevent ototoxicity in children undergoing chemotherapy. Release picked up by media outlets around the country.

A new approach toward improving communications around sex and gender by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force; Aaron Caughey, M.D., Ph.D., says, “Clinicians nationwide are caring for people across the spectrum of gender diversity, and we want to help ensure that they have the best possible information to keep people healthy.”

A study involving OHSU reveals that patients with chronic pain benefited from yoga-based adaptive movement instruction from primary care providers.

Joseph Bubalo, Pharm.D., describes the pharmacological aspects marijuana in a podcast.

In a news obituary about legendary psychiatrist Michael Rutter, Eric Fombonne, M.D., says that Rutter changed child psychiatry into a more robust and scientifically rigorous discipline starting in the 1960s.

The OHSU Knight Cancer Institute’s proteomics collaborative efforts with Seer are mentioned in the company’s quarterly earnings call.

OHSU will provide audiology assessments of Eugene and Southern Oregon children through a partnership with the University of Oregon’s College of Education.

Firas Zahr, M.D., says data from the first 15 patients in an early feasibility study of a transcatheter mitral valve replacement system indicate the system is “a promising option.”

OHSU is planning a $650-million expansion of OHSU Hospital.