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Uninsured Beaverton Children Receive Oral Care At OHSU

June 26, 2007
Diego Trujillo, 8, is happy to see his dentist. The William Walker Elementary School soon-to-be third-grader has visited the OHSU School of Dentistry’s Dr. and Mrs. Carl Rietman Pediatric Dentistry Clinic about 10 times since the beginning of the ...

OHSU Transplants 5000th Organ

June 25, 2007
The Oregon Health & Science University Transplant Program - one of the oldest, largest and most successful transplant programs in the United States - has transplanted its 5,000th organ. The recipient, Alicia Soine, 29, of Portland, received a ...

OHSU Presents Data On Meth-Related Emergency Department Visits

May 17, 2007
Oregon Health & Science University has conducted the first prospective analysis of the burden of methamphetamines on emergency departments. The study analyzed data from all OHSU Emergency Department (ED) visits during a 20-week time period last ...

Are Emergency Departments Being Over-Utilized For Primary Care?

May 16, 2007
It is widely believed that emergency departments are being used for care that could better be provided in another, less expensive setting. Two Oregon Health & Science University researchers looked at this issue, one reviewing ED usage by Medicaid ...

OHSU Surgeon Performs New Breast Reconstruction Technique In Oregon

May 15, 2007
Wesley Schooler, M.D., has nimble fingers. They’re long and slender. When the plastic surgeon speaks to you, his fingers echo his statements with syncopated, expressive gestures. But it is at work where his fingers truly come to life, painstakingly ...

Spiritual Beliefs And Practices May Help Smokers Quit

May 07, 2007
Unlike many traditional alcohol and drug dependence treatment programs, mainstream smoking cessation programs generally exclude spiritual practice and beliefs from the treatment process. But a study by Oregon Health & Science University Smoking ...
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