In a presentation by Casey Seideman, M.D., about medical professionals using social media; Seideman says: “The number one point that I love to make when we talk about social media and advocacy work is that you have to stay true to yourself.”

Oregon abortion providers, including OHSU, are preparing for an increase in demand following passage of a ban in Idaho.

Todd Korthuis, M.D., is interviewed about a surge in illicit fentanyl driving an increase in overdose deaths in Oregon, especially among young people taking counterfeit pain pills

COVID hospitalizations in Oregon could climb to around 300 this spring due to the BA.2 subvariant, according to a new forecast from OHSU.

The Oregonian reports on public employment retirees receiving PERS retirement benefits, including retired leaders from OHSU.

OPB-Radio’s Think Out Loud interviews Roy Moore of Healing Hurt People, which recently expanded its community violence intervention program to OHSU.

For the first time since the pandemic began, the Credit Unions for Kid Northwest Classic will revive in July to raise funds for Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, among other beneficiaries.

MD Edge covers a new OHSU study that finds the use of posterior-stabilized bearings may increase risk in total knee arthroplasty; principal investigator Ryland Kagan, M.D., says: “The difference isn’t dramatic, but when you think of the total number of total knee arthroplasties done, you’re talking about millions of procedures. Even with a small increased risk, you’re going to see a large influence for a population.”

Former OHSU patient discusses in her memoir her decision to participate in a cancer clinical trial.

Atul Deodhar, M.D., provides clarity on non-radiographic axial spondyloarthritis and other related topics during the 17th Annual Advances in the Diagnosis and Treatment of the Rheumatic Diseases meeting at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.