OHSU installs state-of-the-art scanner By Erik Robinson June 24, 2021 PET/MRI scanner will be used for clinical care and research.
Two mass vaccination sites tally more than 800,000 doses By Erik Robinson June 23, 2021 Two of three major sites close over the weekend as vaccination efforts shift.
Culture, quality improvement key to preventing health care burnout By Tracy Brawley June 21, 2021 OHSU study says teamwork, communication and mindfulness in primary care settings is associated with lower rates of clinician and staff burnout.
Media availability on last day of OHSU mass vaccination site at Portland airport By Erik Robinson June 17, 2021 OHSU, Port of Portland, American Red Cross representatives will be available for interviews on site.
OHSU Doernbecher is among best children’s hospitals in the region, nation By Tracy Brawley June 15, 2021 U.S. News & World Report recognizes the hospital's excellence in multiple pediatric specialties.
New gene therapy uses Tylenol to combat genetic diseases By Franny White June 10, 2021 Novel approach corrects disease-causing mutations by making treated livers cells immune to acetaminophen.
Tracking virus variants across Oregon, Southwest Washington By Erik Robinson June 09, 2021 New federal and state awards will expand OHSU’s research and clinical capacity for genome sequencing.
Myocarditis and COVID-19 vaccine: Patient case studies demonstrate easily treated symptoms By Tracy Brawley June 07, 2021 Review of seven cases of heart muscle inflammation following mRNA vaccine suggests, based on current data, COVID-19 vaccine benefits overwhelmingly outweigh the low risk of developing myocarditis.
Monoclonal antibody prevents HIV infection in monkeys, study finds By Franny White June 07, 2021 Leronlimab to be studied as potential HIV PrEP drug in an early human clinical trial.
OHSU celebrates 2021 graduates who learned amid COVID-19 crisis By Franny White June 04, 2021 More than 1,300 degrees to be awarded at virtual convocation June 6.