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OHSU Biotech Spinoff Takes Long Step Toward Commercial Viability

April 16, 2007
ProteoGenix, an Oregon Health & Science University spinoff company which has developed a test that could displace amniocentesis — the only procedure now available for diagnosing intra-amniotic infection — has taken a long step toward commercial ...

Plan Framed To Spur Bioscience Development In The South Waterfront

April 12, 2007
Oregon Health & Science University and the Portland Development Commission have agreed on a five-year plan to facilitate development of a bioscience industry sector in the North Macadam urban renewal area (URA), also known as the South Waterfront ...

OHSU Scientists Studying Prenatal Meth Exposure

April 12, 2007
Oregon Health & Science University mouse studies showing prenatal exposure to methamphetamine negatively affects learning and memory are spurring clinical research examining the drug's effects on cognition in children. Jacob Raber, Ph.D., associate ...

New OHSU Senior Care Program Gets $2.5 Million Boost

March 28, 2007
A $2.5 million grant to Oregon Health & Science University will expand Care Management Plus, a technology-intensive, innovative primary care model that reduces hospitalizations, lowers costs, and improves health outcomes for older adults with chronic ...

$24M Grant For OHSU-Led Alcohol Research Consortium

March 20, 2007
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) has funded a five-year, $24 million Integrative Neuroscience Initiative on Alcoholism grant to support a consortium led by an Oregon Health & Science University researcher. Of the total ...

New Cigarettes Designs Don't Offer Lower Predicted Cancer Risks

March 16, 2007
The tobacco company's description of its new cigarette brand seems to promise a lot. "May present less risk of cancer associated with smoking," the company boasts on its Web site, making it a natural choice "for smokers who have decided not to quit, ...
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