Brian Druker, M.D., is named to Governor Kate Brown’s new Vaping Public Health Work Group to address the epidemic of vaping-related illness and youth vaping in Oregon.

Research about an antibody’s ability to prevent HIV infection in rhesus macacques will be presented March 26 at the HIV Pathogenesis and Cure conference.

Brandon Wilder, Ph.D., is raising thousands of mosquitoes at a new insectary at OHSU’s Vaccine & Gene Therapy Institute to better understand how the buzzing insects spread malaria, and use that knowledge to develop a vaccine against the disease.

A story focused on the growth of Columbia Memorial Hospital acknowledges the hospital system’s collaboration with OHSU in the areas of oncology, ophthalmology, cariology and telemedicine.

OHSU is one of two sites for the Parkinson’s Foundation’s first-ever Parkinson’s Nurse Fellowship.

A story about a novel clinical trial using real-time continuous monitoring of online banking.

Dawn Nolt, M.D., says OHSU and other hospitals have procedures in place to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, including the new coronavirus, “we know how to prevent it: Staying away from sick people and washing your hands.”

A story about the high cost of equipment and difficult sample preparation involved in using cryo-electron microscopy.

Ben Hoffman, M.D., comments on the dangers of inclined infant sleepers.

A newly proposed definition of the phenomena of extreme social isolation known as hikikomori.