In a story investigating homemade PPE, OHSU says it’s not currently accepting donations of handmade PPE.

Article cites Nike’s efforts to provide face shields for OHSU in story about sports companies banding together to help health care workers.

Employee testing results reveal need for increased supplies, PPE.

Peter Graven, Ph.D., is quoted speaking to the OHSU Board of Directors on Friday regarding measures by the state to contain the spread of the virus. He says, “You’re fighting an exponential growth curve. The key is to act early, not to wait.”

News story covers the nightly Portland cheers in support of hospital workers, first responders, and other essential workers. Ayonija Maheshwari, M.D., says “It’s really nice to get acknowledged for what you’re doing and to feel like there’s this wave of humanity that’s supporting you.”

OHSU contributes expertise in Gov. Kate Brown’s “Stay home, save lives” campaign.

John Townes, M.D., is quoted in The New York Times about keeping a safe household. Sick or not, he says, now is not the time to share things like cutlery, plates, towels and toothbrushes with other people in the household.

Maria Fleseriu, M.D., describes measures taken by the Northwest Pituitary Center at OHSU to manage patients remotely as much as possible.

German Ferrer, M.D., explains why the pandemic led him to start his OHSU family medicine residency in Klamath Falls early.

OHSU research, except for COVID-19, grinds to a halt.