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From the Archives: Dr. Livingston I presume?

March 09, 2010

William K. Livingston, Chair of Surgery at the University of Oregon Medical School, looks on respectfully as Alan Gregg of the Rockefeller Foundation explains just how indebted the school is to him – or perhaps the paper is merely a prop. Gregg, one ...

From the Archives: Dr. Livingston I presume?

March 09, 2010

William K. Livingston, Chair of Surgery at the University of Oregon Medical School, looks on respectfully as Alan Gregg of the Rockefeller Foundation explains just how indebted the school is to him – or perhaps the paper is merely a prop. Gregg, one ...

From the Archives: Is that a washing machine or an artificial kidney?

February 09, 2010

In the fall of 1958, pathologist Raymond Grondahl, MD, played host to the President of the Progressive Business Women's Club of Portland, Mrs. Orville H. Fisher. What might have looked like a washing machine to her was in fact a Travenol artificial ...

From the Archives: Is that a washing machine or an artificial kidney?

February 09, 2010

In the fall of 1958, pathologist Raymond Grondahl, MD, played host to the President of the Progressive Business Women's Club of Portland, Mrs. Orville H. Fisher. What might have looked like a washing machine to her was in fact a Travenol artificial ...

Message from Dean Richardson: May you live in interesting times

February 01, 2010

Dear School of Medicine community: Recently, I was struck by two important news items. The first was a study that rigorously evaluated OHSU's economic impact to Oregon and found it totaled nearly $4 billion annually. Along with that, we're responsible ...

Message from Dean Richardson: May you live in interesting times

February 01, 2010

Dear School of Medicine community: Recently, I was struck by two important news items. The first was a study that rigorously evaluated OHSU's economic impact to Oregon and found it totaled nearly $4 billion annually. Along with that, we're responsible ...

OHSU tops Portland Monthly’s annual “Top Docs” survey

January 05, 2010

Portland Monthly magazine honored 97 OHSU physicians in its annual survey of Portland’s “Top Doctors.” This represents the largest percentage of physicians from any hospital or health system in the area. The magazine’s January 2010 issue asked 7,000 ...

OHSU tops Portland Monthly’s annual “Top Docs” survey

January 05, 2010

Portland Monthly magazine honored 97 OHSU physicians in its annual survey of Portland’s “Top Doctors.” This represents the largest percentage of physicians from any hospital or health system in the area. The magazine’s January 2010 issue asked 7,000 ...

From the Archives: Back to 1906 and Portland's first internist - Noble Wiley Jones

January 05, 2010

A 1901 graduate of Rush Medical College, Noble Wiley Jones, MD, settled in Portland in 1906 on the advice of onetime Portland surgeon and Rush faculty member A.D. Bevan, MD, becoming the city's first recognized specialist in internal medicine. Jones ...

From the Archives: Back to 1906 and Portland's first internist - Noble Wiley Jones

January 05, 2010

A 1901 graduate of Rush Medical College, Noble Wiley Jones, MD, settled in Portland in 1906 on the advice of onetime Portland surgeon and Rush faculty member A.D. Bevan, MD, becoming the city's first recognized specialist in internal medicine. Jones ...

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