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Gun violence prevention is focus of final Marquam Talks lecture series
October 25, 2022
OHSU researcher Kathleen Carlson will discuss gun violence as a public health issue in free public event.
OHSU awarded nearly $4 million to advance early childhood development
October 21, 2022
Funds will improve, expand the early childhood workforce to support health, development of children, from birth to 5 years old.
New statewide report reveals significant impacts from firearm injury across Oregon
October 20, 2022
OHSU’s new Gun Violence Prevention Research Center issues inaugural report.
Hundreds receive free care at annual OHSU health fair
October 03, 2022
Event’s current student organizers partner with one of its founders to improve health care access.
Oregon researchers discover significant gaps in state’s substance use disorder services
September 30, 2022
Findings show a 49% gap in select services for substance use disorder prevention, harm reduction, treatment and recovery.
OHSU manages tight budget to support vital missions
September 19, 2022
Pandemic, inflation continue challenging financial environment during new fiscal year.
OHSU experts caution older adults on increasing rates of dangerous falls
September 15, 2022
Ground-level falls among older adults can be reduced with awareness, simple measures, OHSU experts say.
Best prescription for avoiding wildfire smoke: Stay inside
September 09, 2022
OHSU expert warns that cloth masks are insufficient for wildfire smoke, may give false sense of security.
Carrying naloxone could save a life
August 26, 2022
With overdose rates climbing, OHSU promotes wide distribution and use of life-saving kit.
Viruela símica (mpox en inglés): expertos de OHSU responden preguntas frecuentes
August 16, 2022
Estados Unidos declaró una emergencia de salud pública; estar informados es clave para prevenir la propagación de esta enfermedad que aún tiene baja prevalencia.