Jonathan Lindner, M.D., is quoted in coverage about his research that found the antioxidant apocynin can reduce the risk of a second heart attack or risk of stroke.

A guest blog post by Joannah Vaughan, Talitha Dale and Daniel Karr, M.D., highlights the OHSU Oregon Elks Children’s Eye Clinic’s use of photoscreening to evaluate preschool-aged children for lazy eye.

Research conducted by Jonathan Lindner, M.D., and published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, found that the antioxidant apocynin may help to lower the risk of recurring heart attack or stroke in mice.

College can raise the risk for mental health issues among young people already under stress, says Alan Teo, M.D.

Comment from Alan Teo , M.D., is included in a feature story about collegiate student access to mental health services.

In an article discussing standard of care for patients with a form of castration-resistant prostate cancer, Tom Beer, M.D., F.A.C.P., says adverse effects vary from patient to patient and treatment costs are an important consideration in determining a treatment plan.

Ben Hoffman, M.D. interviewed about new AAP car safety seat policies recommending proper car seat use and position are based on child’s height and weight, not just age.

An analysis conducted by SWOG, a cancer clinical trials network funded by the National Cancer Institute and based at the Knight Cancer Institute, finds when rural patients enroll in a clinical trial, the rural-urban disparity disappears.

Jeff Jensen, M.D. discusses his family planning research.

Peter Barr-Gillespie, Ph.D., comments about Harvard Medical School’s discovery of auditory sensor protein transmembrane channel-like 1.