Extra iron supplements have no effect on maternal, infant health, OHSU study reveals
Findings will inform federal clinical recommendations for prenatal iron deficiency screening, supplementation.
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Online resource helps weed out bias, conflicts of interest, unproven therapies for anyone affected by opioid use disorder.
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November 15, 2019
OHSU study reveals majority of patients have pre-existing conditions.
Drug costs now more visible to OHSU patients
November 14, 2019
OHSU Health is the first system in Oregon to implement drug pricing comparison tool.
New app is like having 'team of doctors and nurses at my fingertips,’ mom says
November 13, 2019
Long-distance patient monitoring tool allows families to stay connected while enjoying healing benefits of home, community.
Nov. 16: Student-run health fair provides free screenings to underserved Oregonians
November 12, 2019
MEDIA ALERT: 12th annual event is part of the OHSU Health Care Equity Series.
OHSU, Saint Alphonsus to provide enhanced cancer care in Idaho, eastern Oregon
November 11, 2019
As a member of the OHSU Knight Cancer Network, Saint Alphonsus will help expand cancer research, clinical trial opportunities, advanced specialized care to patients.
Parkinson’s diagnosis inspires competitive rower
November 05, 2019
Portland athlete sets sights on 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
Infant death rates are stable following new policy to limit early labor induction
November 04, 2019
Birth outcomes could be improved further with recommended stillbirth risk assessments.
Expert cautions doctors to temper expectations about new depression drug
November 01, 2019
Esketamine may not be as effective as physicians and patients have been led to believe.
OHSU Mission Control offers modern, high-tech solution to historic challenge
October 31, 2019
Real-time analytics is making real difference for patients.