Maria Fleseriu, M.D., is quoted in a story about a new study indicating about 20% of people with Cushing’s syndrome experienced at least one episode of a blood clot forming in a vessel after pituitary or adrenal surgery.

In a story about a Eugene woman’s decision to donate her body to OHSU, Tamara Ostervoss notes OHSU students sincerely respect and appreciate each donor: “They do really take that knowledge with them and use it on every patient that they see for the rest of their career. So many people end up benefitting from this donation.”

Community rallies behind Canby High School soccer captain who received her sixth and final dose of chemotherapy at Doernbecher.

The canine therapy team from Dove Lewis Animal Hospital visits patients, spreads holiday cheer at OHSU.

Portland police stop bringing people to sobering center operated by Central City Concern, potentially delivering people under the influence of drugs or alcohol to hospital emergency rooms instead.

Jason Campbell, M.D. authors an editorial in the Seattle Times entitled “Why I choose to spend Christmas in a children’s hospital.”

While describing a miniaturized tooth device that dentists could one day use to evaluate personalized dental filling materials, Luiz Bertassoni, D.D.S., Ph.D., says: “We’re trying to miniaturize complex systems into model systems in the lab to understand how real-life really happens.”

OHSU patient Todd Vogt speaks to OPB’s Think Out Loud about his passion for rowing and how it’s helped him manage his symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.

A mother donates her kidney to 2-year-old son born with end-stage renal failure at OHSU.

The OHSU Knight Cancer Institute’s collaboration with Intel is mentioned in a Daily Beast story about the future of artificial intelligence in cancer care.