Study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety includes an interview of bicyclists treated in emergency rooms, including OHSU, regarding safety of physical barriers that encourage more people to ride.

Aimee Pierce, M.D., traces her own upbringing leading to her interest in finding treatments for Alzheimer’s disease in an op-ed.

New study shows patients who receive addiction medicine consultation in the hospital are twice as likely to participate in treatment for substance disorder after they’re discharged. Honora Englander, M.D., says, “This confirms hospitalization is a teachable moment.”

Columnist references insurance gap for patient treated at OHSU in 2018.

OHSU welcomes the most racially diverse incoming class of medical school students in school history.

Joe Gray, M.D., is quoted in story about National Cancer Institute drafting rules to require Cancer Moonshot grantees to make their research immediately and broadly available to the public.

Maryland patient’s family involved in fundraiser for nonprofit organization established by OHSU scientists working toward a treatment for rare and debilitating neurodegenerative disease.

On Track OHSU! is a partner in the Tribal Health Scholars Summer Internship Program, which offers youth from the Confederate Tribes of Warm Springs internships in medicine and physical and occupational therapy within the St. Charles Health System.

Patient Beverly Vogt is quoted as saying “It's hard to get used to not being able to see. It's nice to have someone like Kathryn who is blind, though not as blind as I am, to teach me new things,” in a story about the low-vision rehabilitation services offered by Kathryn Marxen-Simonson, M.S.O.T., who is visually impaired herself.

Michael Harrison, Mirabella residents voice concern about noise impacts from proposed South Waterfront amphitheater.