Liver transplant recipient Kori Anderson’s personal transplant story is shared in coverage of an Albany effort to honor organ donors with bells placed throughout the city.

In a story about an app that can detect when someone shown in pictures has eye cancer based on the color of the person’s eye reflection, Alison Skalet, M.D., Ph.D., is quoted as saying the app is promising and should become more accurate over time.

OHSU’s sponsorship of the Portland Marathon on Oct. 6 is mentioned in coverage of the event.

OHSU and PSU research find a third of Oregon Department of Correction employees had post-traumatic stress disorder, 90% were obese and 93% had hypertension or pre-hypertension.

Karen Adams M.D., and Nicole Cirino, M.D., discuss tips to help midlife women improve their health.

OHSU hires sound experts to evaluate the noise impacts of a proposed amphitheater in Portland’s South Waterfront neighborhood.

Esther Choo, M.D., is part of a task force looking into sexual assault allegations against a former Ohio State University employee.

A feature in The Other Oregon outlines the unique experience of rural health care. Among the challenges, Robert Duehmig notes that “money, personnel and medical equipment shortages are constant.”

Jacob Henderson, M.D., receives a $200,000 “Hyundai Young Investigator” award to benefit research in pediatric cancer.

John Vetto, M.D., authors a commentary addressing lymphedema after breast cancer treatment or surgery; Vetto says a recent study “underscores the well-known but often undiscussed association between lymphedema and BMI.”