OHSU steps up to vaccinate Oregon By Erik Robinson January 27, 2021 State’s academic health center collaborates with other organizations on community vaccination clinics.
SARS-CoV-2 reacts to antibodies of virus from 2003 SARS outbreak, new study reveals By Erik Robinson January 25, 2021 OHSU study has important implications for vaccines, diagnosis of COVID-19.
Oregon Poison Center at OHSU warns against self-treating with psilocybin By Jennifer Eskridge January 22, 2021 Public advised to wait until health professionals can provide guided therapy.
OHSU-led research suggests development of antiviral therapies to treat multiple sclerosis By Erik Robinson January 22, 2021 T cells linked to myelin implicated in MS-like disease in monkeys.
Gene therapy research to explore hearing restoration in monkeys By Erik Robinson January 19, 2021 Collaborative project at OHSU focuses on single gene mutant that causes hearing loss in people.
OHSU stands up drive-through COVID-19 vaccine clinics By Erin Hoover Barnett January 15, 2021 Employees across OHSU missions vaccinate home health care workers, first responders, community health care workers, join partners to open additional sites.
OHSU will deploy mobile testing vans statewide By Erik Robinson January 14, 2021 Three vans are available for deployment to communities lacking easy access, starting Jan. 20 in St. Helens.
California using OHSU COVID-19 vaccination video to train paramedics, EMTs By Franny White January 14, 2021 OHSU Occupational Health training now supporting pandemic response across state lines.
Environmental justice is integral to our future By Mehtab Sal and Olivia Glatt January 13, 2021 Unpacking environmental racism as a framework for change.
Study suggests compound protects myelin, nerve fibers By Erik Robinson January 13, 2021 Research could be important in treating, preventing progression of multiple sclerosis, other neurodegenerative diseases.