In continued coverage regarding longer-term study results for a form of gene transfer therapy treatment, Richard Maziarz, M.D., says: “What we see is that we're approaching a plateau, and we're definitely seeing a change in the natural history of the disease.”

A decorative panel fell from the Portland Aerial Tram striking an individual on the pedestrian bridge below.

The Fair Neuroimaging Lab is included in a National Institutes of Health press release announcing the completion of enrollment for the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) study.

The Healing Hunter Foundation transforms the Doernbecher hematology/oncology unit into ‘Whoville’ for the holiday season.

Research led by Richard Maziarz, M.D., on the durability of gene transfer therapy treatment for patients with a form of lymphoma publishes in The New England Journal of Medicine and is presented at the American Society of Hematology annual conference.

A variety of OHSU experts speaks on the topics of gun safety, opioid use, and OHSU Professional Staff awards.

Tyrell Crosby of the Detroit Lions (formerly of the Oregon Ducks) designed football cleats in honor of Doernbecher Freestyle patient-designer Sophia Malinoski.

OHSU nursing students in Ashland provide foot washing services to homeless community members as a way to learn while improving public health. Rachel Richmond, R.N. said “It humanizes the homeless. You get below their eye level and have an encounter with people who are normally invisible in our society.”

Brian Druker, M.D., is included in a list of nonprofit health care leaders who hold positions on pharmaceutical and biotech company boards.

Lisa Coussens, Ph.D., and John Crabbe, Ph.D., are named American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellows.