In an interview, Charles Blanke, M.D., discusses the importance of telehealth for treating patients with cancer during the pandemic.

Hannah Doughty, B.S., R.N., shares her experience serving as a critical care nurse for COVID-19 patients. She says, “It’s just really important to remember as a whole what brings us joy and positivity and quality in our lives.”

In an interview, Dawn Nolt, M.D., M.P.H. says: “If a school can really do physical distancing and the other strategies really well, you could anticipate that a full time return to school can occur particularly if community activity of the virus is low.”

Profile of William Toffler, M.D., who is now practicing with a newly opened clinic consistent with his Catholic faith.

William Lambert, M.D., discusses tear gas exposure during a pandemic.

Thousands of households across the state have been invited to participate in Key to Oregon, a COVID-19 study that will provide state decision makers with data to help keep Oregon open and safe.

OHSU nursing graduate dies of COVID-19 after being a skilled diagnostician and nurse practitioner for two decades in southwestern Idaho.

Willamette Week profiles Holly Hinson, M.D., M.C.R., whose love of music leads her to spin music under the moniker DJ Robot, and whose love of neuroscience inspires her to research better treatment standards for traumatic brain injuries.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon files a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of people working as volunteer medics during ongoing Portland protests, and OHSU graduate student Michael Martinez is one of the lawsuit’s plaintiffs.

Dawn Nolt, M.D., discusses an increase in virus rates for younger people in Central Oregon.