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Presenting the 2022 Doernbecher Freestyle XVII patient-designers

By Tracy Brawley November 03, 2021

Feb. 25: Celebrated program to virtually unveil seven unique Nike product collections designed by creative young OHSU Doernbecher patients.

COVID-19 vaccine now available for children 5 and older

By Tracy Brawley November 03, 2021

State, federal health organizations say Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is safe, effective for pediatric populations.

Colder temperatures, power outages increase risk of carbon monoxide poisoning

By Jennifer Eskridge November 03, 2021

Medical experts advise using caution with portable generators, alternative heat, cooking sources.

OHSU moves forward with hospital expansion

October 29, 2021

Project will enhance research, education, patient care at Oregon’s academic health center.

Oct. 28 forecast shows stubborn persistence of COVID-19 hospitalizations

By Erik Robinson October 28, 2021

Highly contagious delta variant continues to circulate widely.

OHSU-PSU School of Public Health awarded $9 million to co-lead study on health disparities, equity

By Tracy Brawley October 27, 2021

Five-year project to examine impacts of guaranteed income, financial training on well-being of Black youth.

OHSU scientist collaborates on new device to enhance sleep

By Erik Robinson October 27, 2021

Department of Defense-funded project will enroll clinical trial participants at sites in Seattle, Chapel Hill.

Oct. 21 forecast shows COVID hospitalizations will stay high in Oregon

By Erik Robinson October 21, 2021

Oregonians are tiring of measures to prevent the spread of the highly contagious delta variant.

OHSU COVID-19 vaccine policy implementation, operations update

October 20, 2021

To help ensure our hospitals and clinics remain as safe as possible for the long term, OHSU requires all members – employees and learners institution-wide – be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or receive an approved medical or religious exception. The deadline was set for Oct. 18, 2021.

OHSU physician elected to National Academy of Medicine

By Franny White October 19, 2021

Erik Brodt, M.D., recognized for efforts to increase Native American representation in health care.

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