Erick Turner, M.D., questions the use of Vitamin C to treat opioid use disorder. He says, “On the face of it, it doesn’t seem biologically plausible. How/why would vitamin C affect opioid receptors? Even if there were some plausible sounding mechanism, that’s no substitute for rigorous data.”

NeuraMedica, a startup co-founded in 2014 by former OHSU resident Neil Roundy, M.D., and based in Oregon City, is poised to submit an application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its NeuraMedica Dural Clip.

Lisa Coussens, Ph.D., is elected president of the American Association for Cancer Research for 2021-2022.

OHSU meets seven-year goal of raising $2 billion to benefit the health and well-being of people across Oregon and beyond.

OHSU nursing students Jason Unterbrunner and Nikki Zielinski support clients referred by Catholic Charities, as part of OHSU’s I-CAN program, which connects nursing students in their senior year with clients who need personalized care.

Eric Herman, M.D., lead physician for OHSU's new Long COVID-19 Program discusses how the program will study and provide comprehensive care for patients who have experienced COVID-19 symptoms for more than a month.

Kimberly Reynolds, Ph.D., with the OHSU Healthy Lifestyles Clinic helps young people maintain a health weight during the pandemic.

Shelby Martin, M.A., contributes to research that developed wearable sensor technology to help improve physical rehabilitation outcomes for patients with balance issues due to traumatic brain injuries.

OHSU residents ratify a first-ever union contract with Oregon AFSCME.

House Bill 2510, approved by the House Health Care Committee, would require the storage of firearms with trigger or cable locks, in a locked container or in a gun room; Ben Hoffman, M.D., says: “We cannot gun-proof children. We must child-proof guns."