In an article discussing nursing education and career options, Susan Bakewell-Sachs, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N., says “there are so many opportunities for nurses to explore their interests, talents and passions.”

A Wallowa County Chieftain op-ed cites OHSU’s telemedicine program to highlight the need for improving broadband coverage in rural Oregon.

Elena Andresen, Ph.D., Susan Bakewell Sachs, Ph.D., and second-year nursing student Kelly Soto are among those who celebrated the 10th anniversary of the School of Nursing Monmouth campus.

The Oregonian publishes photo gallery of the new research building.

John Barry, M.D., and colleagues were honored for their 1980 Journal of Urology paper describing a method to monitor nighttime erections at the annual Ig Nobel ceremony, which honors imaginative and humorous research.

OHSU is one of six institutions to develop a resource portal to help accelerate the discovery of precision-based treatments for pediatric disorders.

A study led by Jonathan Lindner, M.D., finds the antioxidant apocynin can reduce the risk of a second heart attack.

Research led by Missy Wong, Ph.D., finds that tumor cells can fuse with immune cells, giving cells the ability to mobilize and form new tumors.

Aaron Caughey, M.D., Ph.D., discusses the ability of folic acid to protect pregnant women against preeclampsia; “The best way women can lower their risk is to plan their pregnancies, try to get in shape before conceiving and then follow doctors' recommendations about weight gain during pregnancy.”

Local fashion brand, Portland Gear, sells “Hero Hats” to raise awareness of OHSU Doernbecher.