Unexpected results identify new cardiovascular risk factor, spur development of novel diagnostic The protein fibrinogen is an essential factor in the body’s ability to properly form blood...
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2021 Best Graduate Schools list Once again OHSU has been ranked among the best. Family Medicine is again #1 in the nation in Medical Programs and...
Eric Nomura, a fourth-year M.D. student, didn’t anticipate that his sewing skills would come in handy in medical school beyond perfecting his suturing technique. As it turns out, his passion for...
Today, March 6, 2020, is World Lymphedema Day. Below, Sandy Henschel, an OHSU patient, shares how this condition has impacted her life in her own words. What is lymphedema? Lymphedema is...
Kiri Cook, M.D., is an assistant professor of radiation medicine. What’s been the most interesting development in your area in the last two years? Within radiation oncology, one of the most...
Physicians with active Doximity profiles encouraged to vote by March 20 If your clinical area is included in the annual U.S. News & World Report Best Children’s Hospitals and Best...
From left, Drs. Steven Mansoor, Christina Lancioni, Todd Korthuis, Susan Gurley, Deborah Lewinsohn Physician-scientists share inspiration, build community at inaugural conference First, she...
Pictured above, from left, Abby Liberty, María Rodriguez, Blair Darney and Kimberly Yee. Studies show that women who have children closer together – defined by the medical community as 18...
OHSU’s ROSE (Recognizing Outstanding Service Excellence) Award program celebrates employees, students and volunteers who provide outstanding service beyond the normal scope of their jobs. Meet...
By Mariah Dula Jan. 28, 2020 -- The OHSU Women in Academic Health and Medicine conference Jan. 28 moved from safe spaces to brave spaces by creating a supportive forum for the candid exchange of...