In a story about Oregon currently having the nation’s strictest mask usage requirements, Renee Edwards, M.D., says: “It is hard to get people back into a mandate mind-set again when they were feeling the freedom of summer.”

OHSU reopens COVID testing at Expo Center drive-through site.

“It’s getting harder for the virus to find people susceptible right now, but unfortunately that’s because it’s infected so many already,” said Peter Graven, Ph.D., of OHSU’s Office of Advanced Analytics.

After witnessing a National Guard member at OHSU playing the piano at Doernbecher hospital, OHSU's Jen Smith, M.S.W., L.C.S.W. called the scene "a beautiful moment of someone in uniform who was blessing us on her break with some beautiful music, which really was grounding for me, to remind me of the beauty and the good in the midst of this really hard time."

OHSU's Asha Singh, M.D., speaks to The List about risk factors for worsening sleep apnea.

The Oregon Poison Center at OHSU, Rob Hendrickson, M.D., support the FDA’s recommendation to not use the antiparasitic therapy ivermectin to treat or prevent COVID-19; there is no data that supports its use and its intentional misuse can cause health problems.

Forbes listed OHSU as one of the four largest hospital employers in Oregon.

In a story about efforts to increase diversity within ophthalmology and how diverse health care teams can led to better patient outcomes, Ambar Faridi, M.D., notes: “This is especially important within ophthalmology, given that ethnic minorities have higher rates of diabetes retinopathy, cataract and glaucoma."

Eliza Hayes Bakken, M.D., encourages parents to vaccinate their kids against the flu as children head back to school and the pandemic continues.

Kim Hutchison, M.D., encourages people to take naps and get enough sleep: “We need to show a healthy respect for the importance of sleep."