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• OHSU Team Discovers Compound That Lacks Estrogen's Risks
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• OHSU Announces Several Awards and Appointments
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• OHSU Computing Course Mirrors National Trend
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• OHSU Emergency Medicine Physician Receives One of the Most Prestigious Awards in His Field
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• OHSU and Vertex Pharmaceuticals to Collaborate on Drug Discovery and Research Programs
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• OHSU Scientists Named Outstanding Researchers and Mentors
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• OHSU Trauma Physician Returns from War in Iraq with a Mission
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• Tiny Hearts Teach Students to Think with Their Hearts
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• Complementary, Alternative Therapies for Neurological Disorders Detailed in New Book by OHSU Physician
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• First Batch of Accelerated Baccalaureate Students Graduate from the OHSU School of Nursing
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• Early Treatment of Eye Disease in Premature Infants Decreases Risk of Lifelong Vision Problems
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• Study Led by OHSU Scientist Provides Guidance on How Best to Treat Patients Suffering from a Common Type of Leukemia
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• Torture Treatment Clinics Hope to Benefit from Recent Passage of Torture Victims' Relief Act 2003
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• New OHSU Center Will Compare Similar Drugs for Effectiveness
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• OHSU'S OGI School of Science & Engineering Announces Awards
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• Keeping Grandma Safe and Healthy with Biosensors
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• New OHSU Center Gives Voice to People Often Left Out of Health Care Decision Making
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• Bend's St. Charles Medical Center and OHSU Bring New Nursing Opportunities to Central Oregon
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• OHSU Foundation Names New Vice President for Major Gifts
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• Lab Tests Can Reveal Which Patients Will Respond to Gleevec
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• OHSU Initiates New Business Course for Portland-Area Information Technology Workers
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• OHSU Study Finds Most Hospitals Don't Use Computers to Reduce Errors in Patient Care Orders
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• New Drug Provides Hope for People with Macular Degeneration
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• Millions of Americans Suffer from a Disorder They've Never Heard Of
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• Mark Hatfield, Henry Hewitt Named to OHSU Board of Directors
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• Physician Assistant Master's Program Online
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• OHSU Announces Appointment, Awards
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• Increase in Whooping Cough in Portland Leads to Joint Education Effort by Public and Private Health Care Agencies
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• OHSU Researchers Study recent Monkeypox Outbreak
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• New Partnership Will Ease Nursing Shortage
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• OHSU Researchers Reveal Relationship Between Weight Gain and Hormones
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• Study Shows Community Training with Defibrillators Doubles Number of lives Saved Following Cardiac Arrest
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• OHSU Researchers Study Physical and Mental Impacts of Exercise on the Brain
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• OHSU Cancer Institute and School of Medicine Researcher Brian Druker Named to Institute of Medicine
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• Grant Will Help Coalition Prevent Kids' Injuries Due to Falls from Windows, Playground Equipment
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• OHSU Researcher Reports More Women Are Dying from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease than Ever Before
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• OHSU Announces New Imaging Research Center, Arrival of Internationally Recognized Center Director
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• OHSU, PSU and Partners Expand Portland Internet Exchange
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• Doctor Care for Dementia Patients the Focus of Pre-Conference
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• OHSU School of Medicine Researchers Receive $1.7 Million NSF Grant to Help Develop Better Internet Search Engines
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• OHSU Physician Assistant Students Head Out to Oregon Communities
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• Students at OHSU's OGI School of Science and Engineering Receive Prestigious Scholarships
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• OHSU Doctors Use "Putty" to Prevent Hemorrhagic Stroke
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• OHSU Discovers Vital Role of Jelly Belly Protein
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• Poison Center at OHSU Offers Tips for Safe Halloween
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• OHSU School of Nursing Gets Federal Funding
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• OHSU Gets Second NIH Grant to Streamline Human Subjects Research Oversight and to Reach Out to Other Institutions
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• OHSU Study Finds Four Servings of Fruits, Vegetables Can Cut Women's Breast Cancer Risk in Half
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• OHSU Study Reveals Hispanics and Asians are Less Satisfied with Health Care Services Than Blacks or Whites
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• OHSU Researcher Uncovers Macular Degeneration Gene
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• JAMA Publishes OHSU Physician's Report on Care of the Dying Doctor
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• Young Cancer Patients in Need of Additional Space: Focus of This Year's "Heart of Doernbecher" Fundraiser
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• Working Professionals Get Hands-On Electrical Engineering Education at OHSU
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• Scholarships Are Now Available for Individuals Interested in Pursuing a Master's in Science and Technology
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• KIDS JUDGE! Event Improves Scientists' Presentation Skills
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• OHSU Study Shows Younger Women Don't Die of Sudden Cardiac Death for the Same Reasons as Men
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• OHSU Announces Several Appointments
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• Zebrafish Genetic Research Results in Significant Discovery for Geobiologists
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• HIV Protein Attacks Body's Innate Protection System That Could Prevent Virus' Replication, OHSU Researchers Find
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• OHSU Center for Women's Health Named National Center of Excellence
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• OHSU Studies Effectiveness of Emergency Department Computers in Identifying First Cases of Disease Outbreaks
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• OHSU Physician Assistant Students Head out to Oregon Communities
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• OHSU Researcher Co-authors National State-by-State Report Card on Women and Smoking; Oregon Flunks
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• OHSU, Legacy Researchers Uncover the Brain's Natural Stroke Protection System
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• Portland-based OHSU Spinoff Virogenomics and University Researchers Awarded Federal Grant
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• 'Good' Chemical, Neurons in Brain Elevated Among Exercise Addicts
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• OHSU Researchers Study Whether Calcium Can Keep Pounds Off During and After Pregnancy
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• Researchers Study Loss of Salmon Habitat in the Columbia
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• Registration Now Being Accepted for Fall Quarter at OGI
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• OHSU Receives $2.5 Million Grant to Launch Next Generation of Women's Health Researchers
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• Noted Cardiovascular Researcher joins OHSU to launch new department
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• OHSU Researchers Link Vision Change to Patients Diagnosed with High Blood Pressure
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• Portland-Metro Residents Select OHSU as the Best Hospital in the City
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• OHSU Hosts Free Obesity town Hall Meeting at OMSI on Saturday, September 20
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• OHSU Scientists Uncover Key Protein for Fanconi Anemia Cancer Susceptibility
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• OHSU'S Psychiatric Day Treatment Center Helps Kids Who Struggle in Mainstream Programs
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• OHSU'S OGI School of Science & Engineering Announces Appointments, Awards
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• OHSU Joins $37 Million NIH Trial to Study Effects of Exercise on Heart Failure
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• Jeffrey Jensen Becomes First Leon Speroff Endowed Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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• Combating Overweight and Obesity
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• Sellwood-Moreland Midwife Practice Offers Expanded Hours
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• OHSU Studies Specially Designed Program That Allows Seniors to Remain Active, Independent
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• OHSU Researchers Unveil Results of Neighborhood Livability Study for Seniors
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• White Coat Ceremony Catapults a Richly-Hued Class into Medical School
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• New Model Predicts Likelihood of Prostate Cancer Prior to Biopsy
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• High-Tech Guru Gibson to Address Aspiring Entrepeneurs at Free OGI School of Science & Engineering Seminar
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• Student Business Plan Competition Goes High Tech
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• Casey Eye Institute Obtains New 3-D Mapping System to Improve Accuracy of LASIK Vision Correction Surgery
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• OHSU Researchers Publish Final Results of Groundbreaking Smallpox Vaccination Study
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• OHSU and OHPR Release Initial Results from First Study Looking at Emergency Department Use Following Cuts to the Oregon Health Plan
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• Oregon's Level I Trauma Centers Celebrate 15th Anniversary
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• OHSU to License Speech Recognition Technology
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• Breast Cancer Program for Low-Income Women Suggests Vital Importance of Access to Screening
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• OHSU Announces Several Appointments
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• Statement from Baeley Scott's Family
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• National Survey Shows Mixed Results for Oregon Women's Access to Adequate Health Care
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• Task Force Recommends Specific Types of Education to Promote Breastfeeding
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• OHSU Researcher Publishes First Measurements of "Free-Base" Nicotine in Cigarette Smoke
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• OHSU Research Discoveries Lead to Formation of New Biotechnology Company
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• VA, OHSU, OHA Researchers Study Experiences of Hospice Nurses with Patients Who Hasten Death by Refusing Food and Water
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• OHSU Performs Unique Heart Valve Replacement
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Oregon Multicultural and Underserved Teens Turn Into OHSU MedStars to Experience Health Careers Up Close
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• New Division to Explore Genetic Basis of Head and Neck Cancer
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• Doernbecher Nurses Lauded for Waste Prevention Efforts
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• First West Coast baby born using frozen egg technique
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Anticipated Jobless Recovery in Local High-Tech Economy Spurs Innovative New Educational Collaboration
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• New Finding Has Implications for Scientists Designing New Mobile Audio Interfaces
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• National Study Finds Drug Prevents Prostate Cancer in Some Men
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• People with disabilities learn to live life to the fullest
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• OHSU Anesthesiology Department Recruits New Faculty
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• OHSU Cancer Institute Director Elected to Association of American Physicians
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• Students at OHSU's OGI School of Science & Engineering Receive Prestigious Scholarships
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• OHSU Receives $1.2 Million Grant to Advance Research on Sudden Cardiac Arrest
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• CARE Fund Fills Small Needs of OHSU's Young Patients
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• OHSU Study Shows Minor Pediatric Ear, Nose, Throat Procedures Can Be Done in Outpatient Setting
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• OHSU Researcher Brian Druker to Testify Before U.S. Senate About Targeted Cancer Treatments
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• Director of Casey Eye Institute Named New Dean of OHSU School of Medicine
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• Electronic Data Management Expands Health Care Career Opportunities
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• OHSU Researchers Help Develop First Guidelines for the Treatment of Brain Injuries in Children
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• Predictive Computer Model Reduces Unnecessary Prostate Biopsies by More than One Third
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• Intermittent Taxotere/Calcitriol Chemotherapy Feasible in Treatment of Advanced Prostate Cancer
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• Lab Tests Can Reveal Which Patients Respond to Gleevec
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• Attain Technologies Licenses OHSU Software
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• Study Shows Age Does Not Affect REsponse to Prostate Cancer
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• American Society of Clinical Oncology Honors Druker with its Most Prestigious Award
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• Virogenomics and OHSU Awarded Federal Research Grant
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• Commencement News -- Schools of Science & Engineering, Pharmacy, Nursing and Dentistry
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• Smallpox Vaccine Provides More Protection Than Previously Thought
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• FDA Approves Gleevec for Treatment of Pediatric Leukemia
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• OHSU Researcher Elected to Royal Society
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• OHSU Physician Assistant Students Head Out to Work in Oregon Communities
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• OHSU Scientists Look for Methods to Improve Vaccinations for Smallpox and Other Infectious Diseases
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• What's Going on with the Internet?
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• OHSU Sleep Disorders Program Studies Long-Term Treatment for Chronic Insomnia
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• OHSU's 2004 Budget Responds to Economic Challenges
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• FDA Gives Investigational Drug Orphan Status
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• Oregon's Level 1 Medical Disaster Team Completes Cold Weather Disaster Training in Alaska
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• OHSU's OGI School of Science & Engineering Announces Appointments, Awards
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• Teddy Bear Gifts Bring Joy to Women with Cancer
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• Kids of All Ages from Oregon, Washington Raise $360,000 for Doernbecher Children's Hospital
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• Internationally Recognized Surgeon, Scientist, Teacher Will Address OHSU 2003 Graduating Students
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• OHSU's OGI School of Science & Engineering Receives Top NW Ranking for National Funding in Computer Science
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• OHSU'S OGI
School of Science & Engineering Presents Prestigious Awards at Annual Fund-Raising Event
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• Prostate Cancer Monitoring Tests May Prompt Patients to Pick More Aggressive Treatment
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• OHSU SATURN Study Suspension Remains in Effect Following OHRP Response
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• OHSU Launches Informational Web Site About Expansion of Infectious Disease Research, Preparedness
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• Board of Directors to Meet May 12
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• New Chief Nursing Executive and Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs is Appointed by OHSU
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• OHSU Welcomes New Director for Center for Healthy Aging
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• OHSU Hosts Top Health and Biomedical Informatics Experts from Around the World
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• OHSU Pediatric Residency Program Director Receives National Teaching Award
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• OHSU Pain Surgery Program, Surgeon Named One of the Country's Best by Good Housekeeping Magazine
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• U.S. District judge Dismisses Majority of Claims in SATURN Lawsuit
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• Technology and Research Collaborations Office Focuses on OHSU's Economic Development Mission
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• Nationally Recognized Scientist Discusses New Techniques for Studying the Heart and Brain at OHSU Heart Research Center's Annual Public Lecture April 24
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OHSU Researcher Explores Role of Neighberhood Design in Healthy Aging
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Fake Voice Recordings Easy to Make, Hard to Detect
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• Gleevec Protects Mice from Major Cause of Heart Disease
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"A Celebration of Health" Gives Women a Day to Themselves
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Self-Nurturing Tips from OHSU Expert Give Women the Tools to Make it Happen
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New Treatment Available in Northwest for Patients with Congestive Heart Failure
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OHSU, Legacy Host Two-Day Conference to Address Access to Health Care, Death and Dying Issues
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U.S. News & World Reports Ranks OHSU Educational Programs Among the Top Ten in the Nation
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Casey Eye Institute Patients Take Part in Annual Elks Children's Eye Clinic Easter Egg Hunt
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OHSU Researchers Reveal Yoga and Exercise Can Improve Multiple Sclerosis Patients' Quality of Life
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OGI School of Science and Engineering Faculty, Student, Staff Receive Prestigious Awards, Donations and Scholarships
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OHSU Researchers Find Genetic Link to High Blood Pressure
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OHSU Researchers Produce First Animal Model for Stress-Induced Movement Disorder
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Gleevec Use in Rare Blood Disorder Leads to New Understanding of Cancer Development
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Research Study Investigates Use of Secretin as a Treatment for Autism in Young Children
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OHSU Physician Assistant Students Head Out to Oregon Communities
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OHSU Scientists Define Adult Stem Cell Abilities
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• OHSU Trauma Surgeon Provides Insight Into JAMA Inventory of Trauma Centers Nationwide
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• OHSU Researchers Discover New Brain Region Involved in Alcoholism
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• OHSU Researchers Identify Ocular Side Effects of Commonly Prescribed Drugs for Osteoporosis, Cancer Patients
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• OHSU Researchers Taking Part in Nationwide Prostate Cancer Prevention Study
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• Oregon Health & Science University and Novacea Announce Patent for Unique Formulation and Use of Vitamin D for Cancer Treatment
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• William H. Glaze Joins OGI's Department of Environmental and Biomolecular Systems
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• New Grant Studies Telemedicine and Ultrasound in Diagosis
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• National Poison Prevention Week Reminds Parents to Lock Up Medicines and Household Chemicals
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• Meeting the High-Tech Industry's Needs: Intensive New Local Program Grooming Aspiring High-Tech Executives
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• New England Journal of Medicine Editorial Dubs Gleevec the Gold Standard Treatment for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
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• Third Annual KWJJ Radiothon Raises Support and Funds for Kids at Doernbecher
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• New Permanent Birth Control Method for Women is Effective and Eliminates Incisions
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• Comedian Makes First Visit to Portland for OGI School of Science & Engineering Fund-raiser
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• NPR's "Science Friday" Broadcasts Live from Portland to Launch OHSU's Brain Awareness Week Celebration
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• Hunsinger Named OHSU Foundation Planned Giving Officer
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• Memory and Aging Expert Gary Small Visits OHSU for Brain Awareness Season
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• OHSU Health and Biomedicine Informatics Expert to Help Lead National Forum
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• First Comprehensive Statewide Survey in the Nation Shows Many Who Deliver Babies Are Stopping or Are Intending to Stop -- Particularly in Rural Areas
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• OHSU Clinical Breast Exam Program First in Nation to Teach Medical Students, Residents and Practicing Clinicians Most Optimal Breast Exam Technique
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• Doernbecher Joins Oregon Charitable Checkoff Program
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• OHSU Board of Directors to Meet Tuesday, March 11
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• OHSU Study Determines Most Effective Treatment for Common High-Fever Seizures in Children
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• OHSU Launches Gene Therapy Trial for Macular Degeneration
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• More Than 200 Children Get Free Dental Care as Part of National "Give Kids a Smile" Program
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• OHSU
Scientists Locate, Characterize Key Hormone Involved in Appetite Control
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• Christine Cassel to Step Down as School of Medicine Dean to Head American Board of Internal Medicine
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• OHSU
Psychiatrist Offers A Gift of Barbed Wire, a Gripping, Insightful View of War's Aftermath
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• OHSU Researchers Discover Brain Cell Mechanism Possibly Linked to Mental Retardation
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• OHSU'S OGI School of Science & Engineering Annouces New Faculty Appointments
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• Doernbecher Children's Hospital Foundation Announces New Board Officers and Members
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• OHSU Foundation Announces New Board Members
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• OHSU Proposes Expanded Vaccine Research, Vaccine Development Facilities
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• Middle School Students Team Up With Professional Scientists to Build Working Experiments
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• OHSU Management Expert Details How Leaders Can Maintain Integrity in the Workplace
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• OHSU Offers New Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery
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• OHSU Researchers Study Smallpox Vaccination Protection Over Time
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• OHSU Helps Provide Training for New Medication Aimed at Treating Heroin Dependence
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• OHSU Launches Brain Awareness Season Web Site
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• Full-text, Internet-based Library Resources Now Available to All Oregon Nurses
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• $2 Million Grant To Benefit Doernbecher Cancer Center Expansion
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• OHSU Appoints Physician and Medical Device Innovator to Lead Commercialization Efforts in Biosciences
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• Brothers Share Special Bond as OHSU Kidney Transplant Patients
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• Researchers Discover Protein Defect Linked to Gastrointestinal Cancer -- 9
• Innovative OHSU Program Brings Cultural Sensititvity to Nursing Education -- 8
• OHSU Nursing Students Immerse Themselves in Mexico's Health Care System, Offer One Solution to the Nursing Shortage in the USA -- 8
• Robert Gray Middle School Students Experience Science to Spark Their Imaginations -- 7
• Report Shows Benefits of Combining Vitamin D with Taxotere for Advanced Prostate Cancer -- 2
• Researchers Discover New Test for Genetic Disease Related to Parkinson's-- 1
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