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Oregon, Washington sue over Trump order targeting gender-affirming care

Oregon Public Broadcasting February 07, 2025
News covers a lawsuit filed Feb. 10 by the Oregon Attorney General, and at least 22 other attorneys general nationwide, to uphold NIH indirect cost rates; OHSU filed a declaration in support of the AGs’ lawsuit. OPB-Radio reports a federal judge in Massachusetts has granted a temporary restraining order.

Three states sue Trump for attack on gender-affirming care for minors

The Washington Post February 07, 2025
News covers a lawsuit filed Feb. 10 by the Oregon Attorney General, and at least 22 other attorneys general nationwide, to uphold NIH indirect cost rates; OHSU filed a declaration in support of the AGs’ lawsuit. OPB-Radio reports a federal judge in Massachusetts has granted a temporary restraining order.

OSU, OHSU researchers find improved method for treating rare, aggressive, pregnancy-related cancer

KTVZ-TV February 06, 2025
OHSU and OSU researchers collaborate to design a new drug delivery system that shows promise in treating a rare, aggressive form of cancer affecting pregnant women and new mothers; Maureen Baldwin, M.D., says: “Because choriocarcinoma occurs in people who were recently pregnant, they often have young families, so we need to make getting diagnosis and treatment easier and faster for them.”

OHSU expands addiction training to curb Oregon's rising overdose crisis

KGW-TV February 06, 2025
OHSU expands its remote addiction training service for health care workers and law enforcement to better deal with the state's addiction crisis; Dan Hoover, M.D., says: “Seeing so much more interest was huge for us. We’re increasing what we’re doing in response to the increasing need for substance use treatment.”
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