Oregon releases plan to reduce the burden of cancer statewide
Plan developed by OHSU, OHA offers five areas of focus: liver, breast, colorectal and lung cancers, boosting HPV vaccination rates.
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June 20: Kids get free vision screenings and free rides at Oaks Park
June 16, 2015
Fourth annual “See to Read Summerfest” family-friendly event with free vision screenings, free rides and more for children ages 3 to 7.
Award-winning New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof to give Kathryn Robertson Memorial Lecture
March 24, 2015
Nicholas Kristof will speak on “Pathways to Becoming a Global Citizen” at the fifth annual Kathryn Robertson Memorial Lecture in Global Health.
OHSU Knight Cancer Institute awards more than $460,000 to community projects statewide
February 11, 2015
Funding supports a diverse range of initiatives aimed at decreasing the cancer burden in Oregon
Holiday safety tips from OHSU Doernbecher and the Oregon Poison Center
November 25, 2014
Holiday celebrations are coming up, with children home from school and visiting family and friends. During the excitement, remember to keep your family safe from holiday-specific risks. The Tom Sargent Children's Safety Center at Oregon Health & ...
The Ford Family Foundation awards $5 million grant to advance the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute’s outreach to rural Oregonians
November 05, 2014
The Ford Family Foundation has made a significant grant — $5 million — to the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) to expand delivery of prevention and care expertise to rural Oregonians. The grant will also contribute ...
OHSU Knight Cancer Institute launches program to support communities in reducing cancer’s impact
October 20, 2014
The OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Community Partnership Program will offer grants and other resources to address cancer-related needs most important to Oregonians