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...
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...
Top researchers in the fields of chemical biology and physiology were drawn to the 2019 Chemical Biology and Physiology Conference, hosted by OHSU and held Dec. 12-15 in the Knight Cancer...
When roundworms get a gut infection from disease-causing bacteria, signals from their gut teach them to avoid the same bacteria in the future. Bacteria that cause disease may be microscopic, but...
Cancelled: April 17 Celebration of Life UPDATE March 16 : The School of Medicine and the Kendall Family have cancelled the 3 p.m., April 17, Celebration of Life for Dean Emeritus John Kendall at the...
DACA student Christopher Ponce Campuzano starts medical school with hard work and determination. He hopes to become a pediatric oncologist or pediatric cardiologist caring for underserved children...
Researchers in the lab of Elaine Ostrander, Ph.D. ’87, are conducting one of the largest collaborative experiments between NIH scientists and the general public. The focus? Dog...
Ronald Naito, M.D. '78, will leave a legacy in mindfully conveying difficult news. By Carin Moonin The U.S. health care system prioritizes efficiency in provider-patient interactions. But when...