OHSU Ph.D. candidate Benjamin Woodruff contributed to new research suggesting a lab-grown human skin cell model could advance hair loss research

A new marketing campaign led by the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems is designed to raise public awareness that hospitals are ready for elective surgeries.

Emily Williams, R.N., shares an audio diary of her experience treating COVID-19 patients in OPB News’ “Postcards from the Pandemic” series.

John Townes, M.D., answers tough questions about safe social interactions during the coronavirus pandemic.

In a story regarding elevated anxieties during stressful times, Bita Moghaddam., Ph.D., says: “If you think about going to the grocery store right now, there's a fair amount of planning consciously or subconsciously — what times will be less crowded, do I really need to go, and should I go. Most of us didn't think of going to a grocery store as a dangerous thing before, yet now it has become an anxiety-provoking process.”

Doernbecher Children’s Hospital patient rings bell at the Polk County Fire Department in celebration of his final chemotherapy treatment.

A profile of health care company GRAIL Inc., includes mention of OHSU’s participation in the PATHFINDER study, the company’s large-scale interventional study for cancer early detection.

Fitbit consulted with OHSU emergency medicine clinicians caring for COVID-19 patients to help inform their design of an emergency ventilator to help save lives during the pandemic.

Research by Luke Masha, M.D., and colleagues finds patients who undergo transcatheter aortic valve replacement are more likely to die a month afterward if they also have cardiogenic shock.

In a story about poor mental health and work, Leslie Hammer, Ph.D., says “I believe it is workplaces’ responsibility to take care of individuals.”