A new study led by Blair Darney, Ph.D., M.P.H., finds that the use of insurance for visits to safety net clinics specifically for contraception increased in all states following Medicaid expansion.

Kimberly Hutchinson, M.D., says “many women have sleep apnea and unfortunately the symptoms can be more subtle, yet consequences just as severe”.

OHSU takes steps to conduct COVID-19 testing.

Dr. Carlos Crespo and Dr. Jennifer Vines answer questions Thursday night, March 12, 2020 during an interview with KATU's Steve Dunn.

Geriatric psychiatrist David Mansoor, M.D., offers some advice on connecting with loved ones in care homes as concerns continue to rise regarding COVID-19.

A professor of psychiatry and a minister provide some tools to help us deal with global pandemic-induced anxiety.

The World Health Organization referred to the COVID-19 outbreak as a pandemic for the first time on Wednesday, adding some linguistic heft to the virus’ rapid spread across the globe.

A Journal of the American Heart Association study by Saket Sanghai, M.D., and others finds about a quarter of older atrial fibrillation patients receive inappropriately dosed direct-acting oral anticoagulants.

Esther Choo, M.D., who is among a growing number of physicians who use Twitter as part of their professional lives, says this of the social media medium: “The professional benefits have been so concrete. It’s hard to imagine what my career would be like without it”.

Health officials are still working to slow the spread of novel coronavirus in Oregon and Washington; one strategy they’re using is quarantine.