New drug combinations could improve therapies for breast cancer, other aggressive cancers
OHSU study finds drug combinations slow progression of the cancer and lead to cancer regression.
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Study confirms the unique danger of postpartum breast cancers
October 14, 2022
A postpartum cancer diagnosis can move women who appear to have good prognosis into a high-risk category.
OHSU researchers sharpen estimate of true percentage of people with ADHD
October 13, 2022
A new national dataset reveals about 3.5% of the U.S. population have ADHD.
OHSU scientists discover mechanism of hearing
October 12, 2022
Discovery made possible by more than 60 million worms and state-of-the-art imaging accessible only at OHSU, two other national cryoEM centers in the U.S.
Prestigious award advances OHSU research on impact of drug use over generations
October 10, 2022
$1.5 million NIDA award funds physician-scientist’s investigation into how parents’ behavior affects their children
OHSU physician-scientist awarded $1.5 million for research into how drugs work at molecular level
October 04, 2022
The prestigious NIH New Innovator Award funds pioneering work to design drug for heart, cancer, inflammatory and other conditions.
Oregon researchers discover significant gaps in state’s substance use disorder services
September 30, 2022
Findings show a 49% gap in select services for substance use disorder prevention, harm reduction, treatment and recovery.
Global study finds COVID-19 vaccination can affect menstrual cycle
September 27, 2022
Researchers emphasize changes are typically small, temporary, not a cause for concern.
Study reveals how the inner ear discerns low-frequency sound
September 23, 2022
First-of-its-kind discovery at OHSU and Linköping University could result in improving the design of cochlear implants.
New study reveals breakthrough infections increase immunity to COVID-19
September 22, 2022
Latest OHSU laboratory study finds increasingly potent immune response protects against severe disease even in older adults; potential sea change in pandemic.
Chronic conditions affect older Black, white patients differently
September 16, 2022
OHSU, Yale researchers find kidney disease bigger contributor for Black deaths; heart disease and depression significant factors in white deaths.