For 20 years, OHSU School of Medicine researchers have inspired nearly 1,000 Oregon high school students to seek careers in medicine, science.

Phil Knight’s surprise $500 million Knight Cancer Challenge fundraising announcement in 2013 and the successful completion of the Knight Cancer Research Building in 2016 made the Portland Business Journal’s list of the top business stories of the decade.

A new facility jointly built by Sky Lakes Medical Center and OHSU will enable improved primary care and rural health education in Klamath Falls.

OHSU concludes its investigation of a noose found in an OHSU research building.

Story cites 2015 research led by Alan Teo, M.D., suggesting face-to-face social interaction as one of the keys to boosting brain health.

Martha Neuringer, Ph.D., describes her team’s unexpected discovery of the rare, blindness-causing Bardet-Biedl Syndrome in a few rhesus macaques, which will enable scientists to better understand the syndrome and potential treatments.

Brian Druker, M.D. comments on the impact of shared decision making in clinical trial consideration, saying: “There is a lot of debate about ‘is this patient healthy enough for my clinical trial?’ and I actually was kind of skeptical because I thought, ‘she’s coming from hospice, she’s got a lot of other illnesses,’ but her family, and the patient, wanted something better for her, and so I took a little bit of a risk and put her on a clinical trial…”

PDX Pharmaceuticals receives $1.5 million from the Wayne D. Kuni & Joan E. Kuni Foundation to help advance its cancer drug candidate toward a clinical trial.

A feature about the impact of prenatal mental health screenings.

Ben Hoffman, M.D., discusses tips for preventing and managing car sickness in children. If the weather is suitable, he suggests cracking the window slightly.