OHSU partner Tuality Healthcare plans to launch new medical residency programs in family medicine and internal medicine in 2021.

Mid-Columbia Medical Center publishes a press release picked up by the Associated Press celebrating the 5th anniversary of its partnership with OHSU. Dennis Knox, president and CEO of the medical center, says: “Our affiliation with OHSU is a wonderful example of two like-minded organizations working together to provide a more cost-effective way to expand the availability of primary, specialty and subspecialty care in our area so our patients can stay close to home for care whenever possible.”

Christie Naze, R.D., C.D.E., provides tips for healthy eating during pregnancy.

OHSU Casey Eye Institute’s mobile outreach van provided 95 people free vision exams in The Dalles on March 23.

Cameron Walker, Ph.D., discusses the rare anatomy of Rose Marie Bentley, an OHSU whole body donor who lived to age 99 despite having the typically life-threatening condition situs inversus with levocardia.

Ben Hoffman, M.D., warns of safety concerns regarding infant sleepers. He says: “Because they’re sold, people assume that they’re safe and the fact is they’re not.”

Rose Marie Bentley, an OHSU whole body donor who lived to age 99 despite having situs inversus with levocardia.

Bend-area boy creates fundraising program to support OHSU Doernbecher, the hospital that saved his life.

Joseph Bubalo, Pharm.D., discusses a recent clinical examining a combination regimen designed to help curb nausea and vomiting both before and after chemotherapy in patients with several forms of lymphoma.

Kyle Johnson, M.D., discusses the differences between sibling rivalry and bullying. The segment is part of the “Breaking the Silence,” an effort by Oregon media outlets to limit the stigma of mental health and suicide.