Community invited to OHSU bone marrow drive events
OHSU team of nurses, medical professionals is working to register 300 donors to support patients with blood cancers.
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Partnership among coastal hospitals, OHSU receives federal funding
March 17, 2022
The Connected Coast Virtual ICU connects local physicians to OHSU’s critical care team.
OHSU Northwest Native American Center of Excellence project receives federal funding
March 16, 2022
The FLIGHT project seeks to increase the number of American Indian, Alaska Native people working in health care.
Breaking the cycle of violence
March 15, 2022
Healing Hurt People partners with OHSU to bring community-based support for victims of violence.
OHSU receives funding to launch behavioral health services coordination effort
March 08, 2022
The Oregon Legislature provided $1.5 million to begin planning for the urgently needed resource.
ICYMI: Doernbecher Freestyle XVII collection unveiled to international audience
February 25, 2022
Virtual gala celebrates creativity of seven inspiring young patient-designers; one-of-a-kind Nike Doernbecher Freestyle items available via online auction Feb. 26 to March 5.
OHSU board of directors gets updates on diversity, inclusion, anti-racism efforts
January 28, 2022
University leaders also hear update on financial impacts related to COVID-19 pandemic.
OHSU to expand Portland’s COVID-19 vaccine, test options with two new sites
January 14, 2022
Oregon Health Authority to oversee Portland Expo Center community site.
OHSU 2021 accomplishments: The year in review
December 27, 2021
As 2021 comes to a close, and we mark nearly two years of COVID-19’s devastating impacts on our communities, Oregon Health & Science University pauses to reflect on the contributions of our dedicated employees, learners, partners, donors and volunteers...
12 projects receive funding from OHSU Knight Cancer Institute to address local cancer-related needs
December 22, 2021
Projects aim to prevent lung cancer, increase awareness around risk for pancreatic cancer, provide resources to patients with cancer in rural Oregon.