Andrew Morris-Singer, M.D., co-authors viewpoint on clinician burnout, particularly, “the moral injury threatening patients, doctors, relationships and the soul of the medical profession.

Harbor of Hope partners with Portland Police to bring ice cream to patients and families receiving care at Doernbecher.

Gopal Allada. M.D., tells KGW-TV that chronic exposure to particulate smoke from wildfires can cause significant issues over time.

A study led by Donald Sullivan, M.D., finds veterans with late-stage lung cancer who didn't have hospice care were more likely to take their own lives than those who had treatment.

The Scientist reports nonhuman primate research in Europe is declining, but NHP research in China is on the rise; Anna Roe, Ph.D., says it is the pace at which China moves that made it possible to set up her lab at the Zhejiang Interdisciplinary Institute of Neuroscience and Technology at Zhejiang University.

Article on concussions cites a Forbes interview with Jim Chesnutt, M.D.

An article on the challenges adolescents and young adults with cancer face says OHSU is among hospitals nationwide that have initiated support groups for AYA patients.

Damien Fair, Ph.D., Michaela Cordova and colleagues are studying the functional connections among parts of the brain and finding that the “fingerprint” of these patterns can be used to identify individuals over many years and to distinguish their relatives from strangers.

Unitus and Northwest Credit Unions raise $25,000 for Doernbecher.

Danny Jacobs, M.D., and colleagues tour a new housing complex for students at the OHSU Campus for Rural Health – Klamath Falls.