These cancer patients write their own story

They hurt. They weep. They fly. They soar above the thunderheads. They plunge back to earth. They hold fast to their lovers and their children. They bruise. They burn. They heal. Cancer is not a...

Beset by rare cancer, a dancer finds her steps

Tracey Katona had choreographed hundreds of dances for adults, kids, elite athletes and celebrities. But this was her first performance as a cancer patient. The OHSU Department of...

Lessons from Oregon about end-of-life care

At the end of life, people in Oregon are more likely to have their care wishes honored, less likely to be hospitalized and more likely to use home hospice services compared with people in...