Coming up on the next edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science on KXL radio… We’ll meet a researcher at OHSU concerned about a form a natural pollution in our waterways. We’ll learn about a new breakthrough that explains why no two children with ADHD are alike. If your planning a big trip out of the country, we’ll tell you about the health precautions you should take. Finally, an OHSU expert on exercise … Read More
If you missed last week’s edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science, we have it right here for you: Dr. James Hancey talked about hoarding – Part 1 Dr. James Hancey talked about hoarding – Part 2 Dr. Eric Orwoll talked about clinical trials – Part 1 Dr. Eric Orwoll talked about clinical trials – Part 2 Tune in for our next show this Saturday at 8 a.m. on KXL 101.1 FM
If you missed last week’s edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science…you missed a lot! We forgive you. Here are the segments: Dr. Erick Turner talked about publication bias in antipsychotic medications Shannon Rentz talked about the importance of diet for cancer patients Diana Gordon talked about the Oregon National Primate Research Center – Part 1 Diana Gordon talked about the Oregon National Primate Research Center – Part 2 Be sure to listen … Read More
Coming up on the next edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health and Science on KXL radio… Recent news stories and TV shows have highlighted how common hoarding is and how serious the impacts can be for families. OHSU has an expert on hoarding. He’ll talk about the reasons why people hoard and what can be done to help them. Plus, we’ll give you some insight into how medical breakthroughs take place and how you … Read More
Here’s last week’s edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science on KXL 101.1 FM Segment 1: Dr. Anthony Montanaro talks about allergy season – Part 1 Segment 2: Dr. Anthony Montanaro talks about allergy season – Part 2 Segment 3: Lisa Marriott talks about a unique research project Segment 4: Eocole Copen talks about green initiatives Be sure to tune in for our next show, this saturday at 8 a.m. on KXL.
Coming up on the next edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science on KXL 101.1 FM. We’ll hear about some eye-opening research that shows how mental health professionals are prescribing medications with only limited information. We’ll talk about the role a person’s diet plays in combating cancer. and what do you know about OHSU’s primate center? We’ll talk to the OHSU employee who gives tours and answers all the tough questions. Join us … Read More
If you didn’t see this news story last week, I wanted to point it out…. Hundreds receive free OHSU health screenings – KPTV It’s an annual event held by OHSU School of Medicine student volunteers. This event and many others are important to the city and also to the students themselves.. That’s because OHSU’s School of Medicine hopes to instill dedication to the community in all our students…no matter where they land after graduation. More … Read More
Coming up on the next edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science: Allergy season is coming and OHSU has an expert with advice on getting through the sneezing season. Plus, how can research also become family fun? We’ll hear about a unique research project at OHSU that teaches families about health studies while allowing them to take part. Join us Saturday at 8 a.m. on KXL 101.1 FM.
In case you missed it…. Here are the segments from last week’s edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Heath & Science: Segment 1: Dr. Rick Fraunfelder talks about aging eyes Segment 2: Dr. Mary Zelinski and Dr.David Lee talk about preserving fertility while battling cancer Segment 3: Dr. Anna Bar talks about cosmetic surgery – Part 1 Segment 4: Dr. Anna Bar talks about cosmetic surgery – Part 2 Join us for the next show … Read More
Coming up on the next edition of The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science: Is your vision worsening with age? We’ll tell you the many reasons why. We’ll also talk about new therapies aimed at giving old eyes new life. We’ll hear from researchers and physicians about battling cancer while maintaining the ability to have kids. Finally, cosmetic medicine is of interest to many including those injured by accident or illness and those facing old … Read More
