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“That was the scariest feeling I ever had in my life,” he said. “If it weren’t for my wife, I would have just been hard-headed and probably died.”
Stroke survivor: 'The scariest feeling I ever had in my life'
“Gordon Mills is a world leader in cancer research,” said Brian Druker, M.D., director of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute.
Internationally renowned scientist Gordon B. Mills recruited to lead precision oncology for the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute
The newly awarded grant provides OHSU with $25 million over five years to establish and lead the new National Center for Data to Health, or CD2H, which aims to foster collaboration across more than 50 premier medical research institutions within the prestigious Clinical and Translational Science Awards, or CTSA, network.
OHSU to pioneer digital health innovation for the benefit of patients nationwide
Structural Competency is a relatively new method of teaching medical students and residents about the ways that social, economic, legal and cultural structures impact health.
OHSU teaches how societal structures impact health
Autism spectrum disorder affects approximately one out of every 68 children in the United States. Despite expansive study, the origin and risk factors of the complex condition are not fully understood.
Study identifies new genetic risk factor for developing autism spectrum disorder
“This is the most important uniform that Oregon has ever worn".
Childhood cancer survivors design Oregon Ducks football uniform
Numbering 160, this is the largest class in the school’s 130 year history. Eighty-five percent are Oregonians; 54 percent are women; nearly 38 percent identify with a racial background other than Caucasian; 22 percent are from rural communities; and three have served in the military.
OHSU celebrates as unique paths combine at the School of Medicine Class of 2021 White Coat Ceremony
“It’s gratifying to see our commitment to excellence reflected in these rankings".
U.S. News names OHSU Hospital No. 1 in Oregon, ranks seven OHSU specialties among best in the nation
“If proven safe, this technique could potentially decrease the number of cycles needed for people trying to have children free of genetic disease".
Study in Nature demonstrates method for repairing genes in human embryos that prevents inherited diseases
“Now we have the ability to diagnose patients via wide-angle retinal imaging, computing and information technology that requires minimal technology and expertise for providers in remote areas".
Telehealth helps prevent blindness in preemies