Get Your Rear In Gear with #TeamOHSU
At 29, Dan Hawkins wasn’t thinking about cancer. He was busy working, traveling, following his favorite sports teams and playing poker. But his diagnosis inspired him to organize Portland's...
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OHSU celebrates Volunteer Week
The word "volunteer" was first used around the year 1600 and comes from the Latin "of one's free will." Years later, the state of Tennessee became known as the "Volunteer State," when - during the...
Telemedicine speeds stroke research and treatment
By Wayne Clark, M.D. Earlier this month, the OHSU Telemedicine Network treated two stroke cases that demonstrate how tele-stroke technology can assist in the development of new therapies and expand...
OHSU’s most read blog posts of 2012
By Brycie Jones The next installment in our 2012 year-in-review series features OHSU's most-read blog posts. These posts received the most unique page views out of all posts on all of our...
Time is brain: How telemedicine improves stroke care
Written by Wayne Clark, M.D. Last October, a 74-year-old woman was brought to the Mercy Medical Center emergency department in Roseburg with stroke symptoms. Mercy Medical’s Brent Crabtree,...