Stories

OHSU Knight Cancer Institute applauds updated Biden administration ‘Cancer Moonshot’ initiative

By Amanda Gibbs February 02, 2022

Institute leaders helped shape revamped plans, say OHSU will be ‘instrumental’ in contributing to the cause moving forward.

Jan. 28 forecast indicates Oregon COVID-19 hospitalizations may be reaching peak

By Erik Robinson January 28, 2022

Forecast adjusted downward due to Oregonians’ commitment to sticking with public health measures.

OHSU board of directors gets updates on diversity, inclusion, anti-racism efforts

January 28, 2022

University leaders also hear update on financial impacts related to COVID-19 pandemic.

Responding to Oregon’s health care workforce crisis: OHSU seeks to expand student body, increase education program diversity

By Tracy Brawley January 28, 2022

With its OHSU 30-30-30 proposal, university aims to grow its clinician graduates by 30%, increase student diversity to 30% — all by 2030.

OHSU-PSU School of Public Health announces leadership transition

By Tracy Brawley January 27, 2022

Founding Dean David Bangsberg to step down later this year.

With new microscope, scientists will explore how tiny molecules make cells work by organizing at right place, right time

By Franny White January 25, 2022

W. M. Keck Foundation awards OHSU research duo $1 million to develop new technology to quantify molecular aggregates, track their involvement in cellular functions, disease.

El uso crónico de marihuana afecta la salud reproductiva masculina, podría reducir la función testicular

By Tracy Brawley January 25, 2022

Estudio de OHSU es el primero en vincular el consumo diario de THC masticable con una reducción de tamaño de los testículos y menos niveles de testosterona en primates no humanos.