Aaron Caughey, M.D., Ph.D., described the rare occurrence, which can cause injury or death in affected babies.

James Rosenbaum, M.D., argued the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine, which is also used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, is a safe and valuable drug if it’s properly monitored at an American Academy of Ophthalmology session about the drug and retinopathy.

Andrew J. Ahmann, M.D., said older patients may find continuous glucose monitoring more beneficial than younger patients.

Michael Harrison discussed limited parking on Marquam Hill in a Metro piece about a proposed light rail line that would serve OHSU and Southwest Portland.

The Oregon Poison Center offered safety Halloween safety tips to help eliminate accidental ingestion of medications in the home.

13-year-old Albany resident Brody Sim, who is treated for migraines and asthma at OHSU, was featured in a story about his love for go-karts and racing.

The Oregonian published a brief on Moda that references OHSU’s affiliation with the insurance provider.

Bruce Goldberg, M.D., said "Even those who have health insurance often find themselves unable to afford care or bankrupted by high deductibles and copays and surprise billing by out-of-network services" in a story about Oregon’s rising insurance costs.

Research by Linda Ganzini, M.D., Ph.D., that found 26 percent of patients requesting a physician’s aid in dying had symptoms of depression was mentioned in a story about whether psychiatrists should certify that a patient who asks for help is competent to make such a request.

Kerry Kuehl said “If you stop exercising, you’ll lose all of your fitness gains within a few weeks” in a story about what happens when you stop exercising.