A story in ATTitude quotes Joel Nigg, Ph.D., on emotional dysregulation as a symptom of ADHD for many people. He says, “People with ADHD feel emotions more intensely than do people without the condition.”

Alexander Davies, D.V.M., Ph.D., is among four recipients nationwide to receive a $100,000 award from the pediatric osteosarcoma nonprofit MIB Agents.

Eating Well interviews Juliette Preston, M.D., regarding social media posts promoting a quick trip through the fast-food drive-thru purported to prevent migraine headaches. She says, “In general, if you look at processed foods, they always end up causing more migraines, so you don’t want to start adding salt randomly just to prevent or treat your migraines.”

State health authorities are raising alarm that Oregon's hepatitis C rates are among the highest in the nation. The story cites OHSU research published in 2024 regarding seven rural counties that found dramatic improvement in diagnosing and curing hepatitis C by combining easy access to telemedicine with the support of peers with lived experience in illicit drug use.

The Oregon Capital Chronicle reports that state health authorities are raising alarm that Oregon's hepatitis C rates are among the highest in the nation. The story cites OHSU research published in 2024 regarding seven rural counties that found dramatic improvement in diagnosing and curing hepatitis C by combining easy access to telemedicine with the support of peers with lived experience in illicit drug use.

People Behind the Science podcast features Luiz Bertassoni, D.D.S., Ph.D., founding director of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute’s Precision Biofabrication Hub.

ZME Science reports on scientific advancements to detect early signs of cancer through blood tests, including a rapid, ultra-low-cost blood test developed by OHSU to detect pancreatic cancer.

Research teams at OHSU will use two $1 million awards to improve detection and treatment of colorectal cancer and to develop a better approach to treat an aggressive form of brain cancer.

Oregon Health & Science University chose Shereef Elnahal, a medical doctor who ran a hospital in New Jersey, to be its next president, replacing Danny Jacobs, who resigned in October.

Shereef Elnahal, M.D., M.B.A., has been named OHSU’s president-select.