CDC survey reveals as many as one-fifth of women who become pregnant aren’t sure whether they want a baby; Maria Rodriguez, M.D., says: “In the past we thought of it as binary, you want to be pregnant or not, so you need contraception or a prenatal vitamin, but it’s more of a continuum.”

Fifth-grade Ashland teacher and mother of a Doernbecher patient organizes Dodgeball Olympics; a portion of the proceeds of benefits Doerbecher’s Pediatric Brain Tumor Board.

A Eugene woman celebrates the 10th anniversary of her Valentine’s Day heart transplant at OHSU.

In a CURE article focused on the unique needs of AYA patients with cancer, Brandon Hayes-Lattin, M.D., says, “The major elements are everything from getting an accurate diagnosis [to] finding a care team who is expert in what are often rare cancers.”

A news announcement of Susan Bakewell Sachs, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N. as the new chair-elect of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing board.

– Megan Holland, M.D., has been named the new regional associate dean of the OHSU Campus for Rural Health’s South Coast campus.

New research shows that insurance industry cost-control measures are increasingly constraining access to buprenorphine, a medication that’s critical to treating opioid use disorder.

Michael Savin, M.D., discusses the use of artificial intelligence tools to boost clinical trial enrollment.

In an article on the use of medical marijuana to treat autism spectrum disorder, Susan Duvall, Ph.D., says parents and physicians need to be able to have open conversations about medical marijuana, even if it means informing parents that it could be illegal.

New research co-authored by Eric Gouaux, Ph.D., examines genetic variant in fruit fly known to encode a protein associated with autism in children.