Dana Braner, M.D., and patient Zoe Taaffe discuss how philanthropy from organizations such as Credit Unions for Kids benefits OHSU Doernbecher.

Paul Flint, M.D., is listed among 10 ENT physicians to know in American medicine.

Esther Choo, M.D., and Judith Guzman-Cotrill, M.D., co-author an op-ed with Chelsea Clinton and others calling on employers across the nation to take steps to ensure equitable and responsible access to COVID-19 vaccines.

OHSU was part of a recent collaboration between surgeons and radiologists describing the important role of radiologists as an important aspect in the care of gender diverse patients.

New research by Tenzin Ngodup, Ph.D., and Larry Trussell, Ph.D., suggest new targets to treat and prevent tinnitus, commonly known as “ringing in the ears.

In a story about a new study that offers reassurance for women with epilepsy who would like to get pregnant, Lia Ernst, M.D, says, “Although some women have more seizures during pregnancy, for other women the only time they are seizure free is during pregnancy.”

Clark College student newspaper features OHSU data scientist Peter Graven, Ph.D., He says, “Sometimes I really want to make the data do something else. You want this virus to go away like everyone else.”

Mark Slifka, Ph.D., is quoted in a story explaining why the second dose revs up the body’s immune system more than the first. He says, “The immune system is asking, ‘Why is this happening 21 or 28 days later? I thought we took care of this four weeks ago.’”

Kevin Winthrop, M.D., M.P.H., is interviewed about COVID-19 therapies beyond the vaccine.

Story outlines vaccine options in Columbia County and notes OHSU mobile vans currently are offering testing at St. Helens High School on Wednesdays with plans to offer vaccines in the coming weeks.