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Anderson is the second woman to lead Oregon's nationally ranked medical school.
Sharon Anderson, M.D., appointed dean of the OHSU School of Medicine
If you're planning on checking out this summer's total solar eclipse, make sure you do so with these safety tips from Casey Eye Institute.
Staring at the total solar eclipse this summer can burn your retina
“I think it [research] makes me a better clinician, and vice-versa,” she said. “My frustration with the problems my patients face in accessing care and services they need inspires me to try to make those problems better.”
Research Week 2017: Empowering patients, families, physicians through research
“As my career matured, I realized that people need to understand how science will make an impact in their lives. If they don’t understand how your work will help someone, are we missing an important educational opportunity?”
Why should anyone care about aflatoxins?: Communicating the need for basic science around the world
Thank you to all those who give their time and energy to OHSU. #volunteerweek
Giving the gift of time
"I do not consider science to be a partisan subject. I cannot look at climate change, gun violence or immunization-preventable diseases and state that research about them is driven by an ideological or political agenda."
Why I'm participating in the March for Science
"All residents of Oregon - urban, suburban, rural and tribal - deserve access to professional dentists."
All Oregonians need access to dentists
The OHSU Knight Cancer Institute is one of several cancer institutes across the country partnering with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to seek new treatments for AML.
In search of treatment for a perilous form of leukemia
“If it works,” Scanlan said, “the hope is that it arrests the progression or the onset of these devastating neurological deficits.”
New hope for treating a rare genetic disorder
“End-of-life care planning is about giving patients a voice before they become too sick".
Care received at end of life varies drastically by state