Tomorrow, Austin Winters, 10, a budding artist from Hermiston, Ore., receiving care at OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital, will watch his drawings be transformed into three-dimensional art. The sculptures will be included in the Tacoma-based Museum ...

EVENT DETAILS WHEN: 9:15 A.M., Wednesday, May 21, 2008 WHERE: Paradigm Conference Center, 3009 S.E. Chestnut, Milwaukie, Oregon PORTLAND, Ore. - Susan W. Tolle, M.D., director of the Center for Ethics in Health Care at Oregon Health & Science ...

The Pediatric Pain Management Center at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital is one of just six clinical centers nationwide to be named a Center of Excellence in Pain Management by the America Pain Society. Pain centers from every part of the country ...

-- Phyllis Beemsterboer, M.S., Ed.D., associate dean for academic affairs, recently was appointed to the ADA's National Oral Health Literacy Committee. The ADA authorized the formation of the committee as a result of a 2006 resolution from the House ...

Streaming video of President Clinton’s speech at Oregon Health & Science University on March 31 is available for public viewing at the following Web address: http://media.ohsu.edu/ramgen/adm/clinton033108.rm To view the video, your computer must have ...

Patient experience data from hospitals across the country, including Oregon Health & Science University, is being released publicly today. OHSU serves as a leader in reporting quality and outcomes data and believes this information will lead the ...

When Dewey Burchell, 19, was being treated for testicular cancer, he really didn’t relate to the pediatric cancer patients or the older cancer patients he saw at the hospital. The things he likes to do - the whole stage of life he’s in - is different ...

The Oregon Health & Science University Cancer Institute today was awarded the newly-created prestigious national Blue Distinction Center for Complex and Rare Cancers from Regence BlueCross BlueShield Association in 10 vital cancer areas. Joining in ...

Three Oregon Health & Science University physicians have been honored for the part they played in saving Kathy Ryan, the 66-year-old Portland woman who collapsed last August near Mist, Ore., during the Hood-to-Coast Relay. She was revived by two ...

Cathy Lou Holt had liver cancer. She needed surgery, then help finding a place to stay in Portland during her subsequent three weeks of radiation at Oregon Health & Science University. And she needed help figuring out how she was going to pay her ...