OHSU 2025 accomplishments: The year in review New leadership, transformative philanthropic award, drumbeat of discovery and patient care shape the year.
Separating children from parents causes lifelong harm By Ben Hoffman July 03, 2018 For a child, there is no greater fear, no greater trauma than the loss of a parent.
OHSU statement on separating families seeking asylum By Joe Robertson July 03, 2018 OHSU opposes the separation of families seeking asylum, and our hearts go out to the children and families who have been needlessly torn apart.
Manner of news reporting can raise suicide risk By Alan Teo June 14, 2018 When media reportage provides details on the specific manner of a suicide, there is an uptick in subsequent suicides, research shows.
Dangerous, bad and weak: Stigma and the care of patients with addictions By Jessica Gregg, M.D., Ph.D. May 09, 2018 The stigma of drug addiction can result in harmful discrimination in health care settings.
Congress must fund research to address gun violence By Elizabeth Swanson April 20, 2018 OHSU medical students advocate for policy changes to promote the health of patients and communities.
I stand on the shoulders of shaded giants By Rosemarie Hemmings February 23, 2018 Reflections on Black History Month.
OHSU is a leader in comprehensive gender-affirming care across the lifespan By Amy Penkin December 21, 2017 Skilled clinical care and an inclusive environment are key to the growth of OHSU's Transgender Health Program.
Reflections following World AIDS Day 2017: Research brings hope By Nancy Haigwood December 04, 2017 Research groups have made progress in developing vaccines with a strong antibody response to HIV.
Standing with our graduate students December 01, 2017 A federal tax bill that has passed the U.S. House would end the tax waiver for graduate students, increasing their tax load to the point that students could no longer continue their studies.
National Rural Health Day: Education’s role in meeting the expanding health care needs of rural communities By Joyce Hollander-Rodriguez November 16, 2017 Addressing the importance of rural health care needs is important in coming together as a medical community and nation,