Beginning June 9, 2018, the National Institutes of Health will launch a new Human Subjects System. The system will replace the Inclusion Management System currently used for reporting participant...
Physician-scientist Cynthia (Cindy) McEvoy, M.D., M.C.R., (above right), is professor of pediatrics, Division of Neonatology, OHSU School of Medicine, and faculty in the school’s Graduate Program...
Largest NIH study of its kind compared airway tubes used by emergency medical services providers in 3,000 patients with sudden cardiac arrest. Read more about the study on OHSU News. Nearly half...
$128 million NIH grant provides state-of-the-art electron microscopy technology, training to scientists nationwide OHSU will become a national center for an imaging technique that is revolutionizing...
Advances in basic science, population health and individual health care rely on increasingly large data sets. That is particularly true in the areas of cancer, undiagnosed diseases and infectious...
School of Medicine faculty members are eligible to apply for up to $40,000 in funding from the Gerlinger Research Award. The award can be used for salary, equipment or supplies. Preference will be...
Beginning January 25, 2019, if you submit a grant application to the National Institutes of Health for a study involving human subjects, you must include a plan for including individuals across the...
Treatment protocols for prostate cancer in the United States draw heavily from results of the largest-ever randomized controlled trial of treatments for the disease. In that trial, which was...
For Research Week 2018, OHSU News is featuring researchers from across the university. These profiles highlight the work of Kelly Monk, Ph.D., Dan Marks, M.D., Ph.D., Vivek Unni, M.D., Ph.D.,...
Update May 22, 2018: Did you attend Research Week 2018? Complete this survey by June 5, 2018, and help make Research Week 2019 even better. Today marks the end of another successful Research Week....