OHSU extends condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Dr. Hubbard. A public statement is posted on the News Hub about her death in an avalanche while skiing in Idaho. OHSU community...
After six decades of practicing medicine, including more than 40 years at OHSU with 15 of those as the chair of dermatology in the School of Medicine, Frank Parker, M.D. is finally ready to hang up...
Kurt A. Freeman, Ph.D., ABPP, professor of pediatrics and psychiatry, OHSU School of Medicine, and director of the Institute on Development and Disability (IDD), was appointed Oct. 31 as the...
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...
Celebrating our second-annual Gratitude Tree project and remembering Deans John Kendall and Mark Richardson Dec. 19, 2019 - We do a lot of talking about wellness these days. Creating a work...
Dean emeritus leaves behind a distinguished legacy at OHSU The OHSU School of Medicine announces with great sadness that John W. Kendall Jr., M.D. F ’62, dean emeritus and professor emeritus of...
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...
We are living at a time when courage is among our most important virtues, especially the courage to speak the truth. Earlier this month, as the Supreme Court commenced oral arguments on the...