What’s all the hoopla about?
December 05, 2016
National recognition is nice, but OHSU's key mission is caring for patients and "fulfilling the mission to improve the health of all Oregonians."
Stories
Study suggests possible new target for treating and preventing Alzheimer’s
December 01, 2016
A new scientific discovery may provide a future avenue for treatment and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease.
African-American trauma surgeon shares his experience following Dallas, Texas, police officer shootings
December 01, 2016
Talk by Dr. Brian Williams' is one of a number of events OHSU is hosting as part of Stand Together mission.
New research provides key insight about mitochondrial replacement therapy
November 30, 2016
A new discovery may unlock the answer to a vexing scientific question: How to conduct mitochondrial replacement therapy, a new gene-therapy technique, in such a way that safely prevents the transmission of harmful mitochondrial gene mutations from mothers to their children.
New members join OHSU and Doernbecher Children’s Hospital foundation boards
November 29, 2016
New members were named to the OHSU Foundation's Board of Trustees, in addition to the six new appointments to the Doernbecher Children's Hospital Foundation's Board of Directors.
Kill the cancer, protect the brain
November 28, 2016
New study of mice by OHSU researchers suggests judicious use of combined radiation and immunotherapy for cancer.
Study: Enhancing cancer response to radiation
November 28, 2016
OHSU researcher Sudarshan Anand, Ph.D., has a contemporary analogy to describe microRNA: “I sometimes compare MicroRNA to tweets — they’re short, transient and constantly changing.”
Study suggests brain changes for astronauts traveling to Mars
November 16, 2016
Long-term exposure to cosmic radiation could alter the brain and change behavior in astronauts bound for Mars, according to new research led by scientists at OHSU in Portland, Oregon.
Cholesterol lowering drugs cut risk of a first heart attack or stroke
November 15, 2016
An analysis of data from 19 clinical trials, led by the OHSU Pacific Northwest Evidence-Based Practice Center, found that using statin drugs provided wide-ranging prevention benefits without significantly increasing the risk of serious side effects in people who have not had a previous heart attack or stroke.
Study in Nature documents role of glial cells in brain
November 14, 2016
Scientists for the first time have documented a newly understood pathway for transmitting signals within the brain, according research published online Nov. 9 in the journal Nature.
