OHSU’s Center for Health Systems Effectiveness uses national Medicaid data to develop resources for OHSU studies in reproductive health, substance use disorders, health disparities, mental health and more.

Esther Pohl Lovejoy, M.D., the second woman to earn a medical degree from what is now OHSU, is included in an article highlighting influential women in Oregon’s history.

OHSU physicians and students author an opinion article highlighting the disproportionate impacts that COVID-19 has caused to historically disadvantaged communities.

An article urges Woodburn residents to participate in the Key to Oregon study.

OHSU and UC Davis are leading a five-year, $1.8-million effort to place hundreds of medical students and residents at a network of rural hospitals and federally qualified health centers.

An editorial written by Kyle Banerjee discusses the challenges of Linked Data.

Esther Choo, M.D., is interviewed about her work to address gender bias in medicine.

HD Buzz covers a preprint publication by Shoukhrat Mitalipov, Ph.D., and colleagues indicating that the gene editing tool CRISPR can lead to widespread and unintended erasing of genetic code.

State of Reform summarizes details of Oregon’s legislative budget proposal, including cuts to the Oregon Health Authority, Oregon State Hospital and OHSU.

Collaborative research conducted by OHSU and Oregon State University finds that, when given as a dietary supplement to overweight, yet healthy, individuals, lipoic acid may aid in weight loss.