Jason Campbell, M.D., serves on an expert panel during a “Coronavirus House Calls” segment on racism as a public health crisis.

Jamie Lo, M.D., is a recipient of a March of Dimes scholar research award for early career scientists who are “committed to fighting for the health of all moms and babies."

David Huang, M.D., Ph.D., says the following about the eye imaging technology OCT angiography: “We still have a fair amount of progress to make on this, but it’s already giving us meaningful new parameters to observe and measure for our glaucoma patients.”

The Women’s Preventive Services Initiative issues new recommendations suggesting medical professionals routinely screen for anxiety disorders in adolescent girls and women, beginning at age 13. Heidi Nelson, M.D., M.P.H., says, “The goal of screening is to increase detection and achieve earlier diagnosis, initiate appropriate treatment, and ultimately improve the health, function and well-being of women and girls."

Research led by Kevin Winthrop, M.D., M.P.H., suggests the risk of serious infection is more likely in older rheumatoid arthritis patients.

The Scappoose Chronicle publishes photos of staff at the OHSU medical clinic in Scappoose participating in a #WhiteCoatsForBlackLives demonstration.

In an article regarding college athletic programs planning to return in the fall, Carlos Crespo, Ph.D., warns: “The virus is still among us. It’s not going away. The measures we have taken have not eliminated it.”

A webinar on the topic of caring for yourself and others during an epidemic led by Susan Hedlund, LCSW, OSW-C, is featured.

William Lambert, Ph.D., explains how tear gas can increase coronavirus transmission.

In a statement on the use of tear gas during nonviolent protests, Danny Jacobs, M.D., says: “The use of tear gas and other chemical means to control crowds has raised great concern among medical professionals as we simultaneously try to manage a global pandemic."