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• Facts About the OHSU Nursing Strike -- 27
• OHSU Researchers Find Fourth and Perhaps Final Gene Involved in "Overheating" Disorder -- 19
• OHSU and ONA to Meet in Mediation Session Tomorrow -- 18
• OHSU'S West Campus Receives Prestigious National Accreditation for Animal Care -- 18
• Monkeys Occupy New Sheltered Quarters at Oregon Regional Primate Research Center -- 18
• OHSU Summary of OHSU and ONA Contract Offer, Decision to Strike
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• OHSU Summary of OHSU and ONA Contract Offer, Decision to Strike
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• OHSU Urges Oregon Nurses Association to Mediate and Allow Nurses to Vote by the End of This Work Week, Friday, December 14 -- 12
• OHSU Participates in International Program to Improve Patient Safety -- 12
• OHSU Leads Discussion of Gleevec Therapy -- 12
• OHSU Physician Writes National and State-by-State Women's Report Card -- 11
• Doernbecher Patient One of the Youngest Ever to Receive Heart Defibrillator -- 10
• OHSU Researchers Reveal Cellular-Level Systems Behind Drug Resistance -- 7
• OHSU Dental Hygiene Students Teach Second-Graders About Good Oral Health -- 5
• OHSU Presents Nurses with Revised Contract Offer -- 5
• OHSU Traumatic Brain Injury Research Team Evaluates the Effects of Rehabilitation -- 3
• OHSU Hospital Prepared in the Advent of Nurses Strike -- 29
• OHSU Study Finds Ladder Fall Injuries Increase for Seniors During Fall Months -- 28
• Nurses Prepare for Vote on Final OHSU Contract Offer -- 26
• Oregon Researchers Recognized for Outstanding Leadership, Scientific Contributions -- 21
• Collins Foundation Helps Expand Research Capacity at OGI School of Science & Engineering -- 21
• Holiday Indulgence Can Lead to Winter Weight Gain -- 21
• Northwest American Indian and Alaskan Native Health Programs Get $3.3 Million Boost -- 20
• Free Forum Offered on New Treatments for Bipolar Disorder -- 19
• $4.25 Million Grant Brings Disabilities Center to OHSU -- 15
• OHSU Receives "Exemplary" Older-Worker Practices Award from AARP -- 15
• OHSU Awaits ONA's Final Contract Proposal
-- 15
• International Fanconi Anemia Research Symposium Returns to Portland
-- 14
• Undergraduate Nursing Changes in Klamath Falls
-- 13
• OHSU Researchers Identify Relationship Between Alzheimer's Disease and Protein Levels in Spinal Fluid
-- 13
• Deputy Drug Czar Discusses Olympic Drug Testing
-- 13
• $2.5 Million Award from Jeld-Wen Foundation Endows OHSU Chair in Leukemia Research for Brian Druker
-- 7
• Unintended Consequences of New Ruling on Physician-Assisted Suicide Law Create Concerns
-- 6
• OHSU Researchers Find Cause of Chromosomal Abnormalities in Cancer Cells
-- 5
• OHSU Named to $37 Million Research Consortium
-- 5
• Asante, OHSU Provide Online Medical Consultation Service
-- 2
• Gov. Kitzhaber Appoints Three to OHSU Board of Directors
-- 1
• OHSU Researchers Find Way to Protect Bone Marrow While Sending Chemotherapy to the Brain
-- 31
• Rockwood Free Clinic Helps Hispanics Get Health Care
-- 25
• Update on Ted Skipper
-- 24
• Oregon Poison Center Expands Coverage to Alaska
-- 24
• OHSU Begins New Study of Gleevec on Various Cancers
-- 23
• Statement from the Skipper Family -- 23
• Heart of Doernbecher Auction Features Former Doernbecher Patient Who Beat the Odds
-- 22
• Report Examines Oregon's Groundbreaking Strategy to Honor Patient Treatment Wishes at the End of Life
-- 19
• Grant Awarded to OHSU's Rural Health Institute Helps Ensure Healthy Future for Oregon's Rural Communities
-- 17
• OHSU Appoints Vice President to Help Plan Research Expansion
-- 15
• Druker Named to Olympic Torch Relay Team -- 11
• OHSU School of Nursing to Offer Online Master's Program in Public Health -- 5
• Renowned Expert in Geriatrics and Medical Ethics to Head OHSU School of Medicine -- 5
• OHSU To Offer Free Depression Screenings on One Month Anniversary of Terrorist Attacks -- 5
• OHSU's Physician Assistant Program Becomes a Division -- 4
• Local Conference Set to Promote Wellness and Health of Oregonians with Disabilities -- 4
• Doernbecher Children's Hospital Looks at Ways to Improve Learning and Attention Skills in Children Treated For Cancer -- 3
• Health Care Providers From Across Oregon Gather to Improve End-of-life Care -- 1
• OHSU Plans for Cuts as State Reduces Its Support for Education and Service Programs -- 27
• OHSU, OSU Join Forces for Pharmacy Education -- 27
• Northwest Marrow Transplant Program Convenes Meeting on Stem Cell Transplantation -- 26
• Two New Developments in Health Care Education Debut in Lane County -- 24
• Portland Residents Rank OHSU Hospital No. 1 -- 24
• H.H.S. Secretary Appoints Pacific Northwest Transplant Bank Director to Nation's Top Organ Transplant Advisory Committee -- 7
• OHSU School of Nursing Targets $2 Million for Improving Rural Health Care -- 6
• OHSU Researchers Investigate Similarities Between Rare Genetic Disorder and Effects of a Commonly Used Rave Party Drug -- 4
• Saturday Academy, Portland State University and Oregon Health & Science University Have Formed a New Partnership -- 29
• OHSU Receives $4 Million for State-of-the-Art Imaging System to Study Drug Addiction and Treatment -- 28
• OHSU Welcomes New Director of Liver Transplant Program -- 28
• D-Novo Therapeutics Raises $12 Million for Cancer Therapies Based on OHSU Technology -- 23
• OHSU Health Care System Named to 100 Most Wired List -- 23
• New Physician Joins OHSU Family Health Center in Scappoose -- 22
• Medical Students Get an Up Close Look at the Lives and Work of Family Physicians -- 20
• Jefferson High School Science Teacher Dons Lab Coat in Hands-On Research at OHSU -- 14
• Oregon Regional Primate Research Center Teams Up with March of Dimes to Help Prevent Birth Defects -- 14
• Cab Drivers Give Bikes to Children with Special Needs -- 10
• Governor Signs'Oregon Opportunity' for OHSU Research -- 8
• New Study by OHSU's School of Nursing Will Look at HIV Prevention in the Rogue Valley Migrant Community -- 6
• OHSU Outreach Program Teaches Primary Care Clinicians How To Do Better Breast Exams -- 6
• Oregon's THINK FIRST Chapter at OHSU Pairs and Seniors for Safety -- 3
• OHSU Researchers Study Immune System Mystery -- 30
• OHSU Researchers Study Pediatric Window-Related Falls -- 25
• Alcohol Research Center Receives $8.9 Million Grant to Investigate Genetics of Alcoholism -- 25
• Prostate Cancer on Trial--Selenium, Vitamin E Seen as Possible Preventive Agents -- 24
• OHSU Researchers Discover Key Gene Behind Hallervorden-Spatz Syndrome -- 23
• Organ Recipients Celebrate Transplant Survival -- 20
• OHSU and Kaiser Permanente Researchers Study Health Impacts of Low-and High-Carbohydrate Diets
-- 18
• OHSU Studying Role of Exercise in Cancer Recovery
-- 17
• Doernbecher Named One of 15 Biotechnology Centers by the NIH
-- 12
• OHSU Researchers Compare Treatments for Ocular Cancer
-- 12
• OHSU Experts Offer Summer Safety Advice for Outdoor Enthusiasts
-- 10
• OHSU School of Medicine Appoints New Department Chairmen, Division Head
-- 10
• Oregon High School Students from Ethnic Minority and Under-Served Communities Get an Intense Look At Health Careers Through Medstars Honors Program
-- 6
• OHSU Offers Fireworks Safety Tips
-- 3
• OGI/OHSU Merger to Take Place on Schedule on July 1
-- 29
• Wild Animals Visit Doernbecher Children's Hospital
-- 27
• Doernbecher Receives Prestigious $2 Million Grant to Help Develop Physician Researchers
-- 26
• Hands-on Summer Program Targets Future Dentists
-- 22
• OHSU School of Nursing Associate Dean Wins Award for Outstanding Achievement in Rural Health Care
-- 20
• High-Tech Corporations Hope to Hit a Home Run for Doernbecher
-- 20
• Commencement 2001 News Releases
• Casey Eye Institute Expands Range of LASIK options for Patients Needing Vision Correction
-- 11
• OHSU Doctors Lead International Telemedicine Conference from Prague
-- 6
• Communication Leaders Work Together to Bring High-Speed Internet to Children at Doernbecher
-- 4
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• Druker to Address Cancer Survivors Day
-- 30
• OHSU Researchers Locate and Study Key Cells in the Brain Involved in Body Weight Regulation
-- 24
• Vitamin D May Increase Effectiveness of Prostate Cancer Treatment, OHSU Study Finds
-- May 23, 2001
• Nine-Hospital Florida Health System Taps OHSU Health System Director for No. 1 Leadershp Spot
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• Targeted Treatment Developed For Leukemia Also Works For Intestinal Tumor, OHSU Study Finds
-- 14
• FDA Approval of Gleevec "Leukemia Pill" Fastest Ever for Anti-Cancer Therapy
-- 10
• Physicians Improve End-of-Life Care Since Passage of Oregon's Assisted Suicide Law
-- 8
• OHSU School of Medicine Receives National Award -- 7
• Doernbecher Pysician Designs New Critical Care Crib -- 7
• OHSU School of Nursing Opens the John A. Hartford Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence -- 3
• OHSU Co-sponsors Community Resource Area, Interactive Displays at Cinco de Mayo Fiesta -- 3
• Druker and Other Leukemia Pill Creators Honored by Harvard Medical School Faculty -- 1
• OHSU Joins DEQ In Kicking Off Air Pollution Prevention Season on World Asthma Day, May 3 -- 1
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Gov. Kitzhaber Signs Legislation Moving Forward Merger Between OGI and OHSU --30
• Researchers at OHSU's Oregon Stroke Center Test Ultrasonic Waves for Treating Stroke Victims --26
• USDA Inspection Confirms High Standards of Animal Treatment at Oregon Regional Primate Research Center -- 25
• Oregon City Boy Becomes One of the Youngest Oregonians to Receive a Cochlear Implant -- 23
• 6th Annual Women's Health Conference to be Held April 28th -- 19
• OHSU Investigates Possible Sabotage at Oregon Regional Primate Research Center -- 19
• OHSU Researchers Provide Evidence for National Medical Recommendations -- 17
• Rural Community Pitches in to Build New Health Clinic for Expanded Nursing Care -- 11
• Portland-Area Hospital Employees Volunteer to Provide Emergency Communication -- 10
• OHSU Provides Unique Treatment for Professional Vocalists -- 6
• New England Journal of Medicine Highlights Success of Leukemia Pill in Clinical Trials -- 4
• Doernbecher Children's Hospital Offers Oregon's First Comprehensive Brain Tumor Clinic for Children -- 4
• OHSU Takes Part in Drunken Driving Study -- 3
• U.S. News & World Report Ranks the OHSU School of Medicine's Primary Care Education Program No. 2 in the Nation -- 30
• Study Shows Feasibility of Portable Ultrasound to Examine Trauma Victims During Helicopter Transport - 28
• OHSU Dental Students Give Their Saturdays to Help Inner City Clinic Patients -- 28
• Relapsed Smokers Can Be Successfully Re-Treated -- 24
• OHSU Recieves $4 Million Grant to Assist OGI Merger
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• OHSU Researchers Study Hearing Loss Prevention in Brain Tumor Patients Receiving Chemotherapy
- 20
• OHSU Researchers Discover Powerful Role of Advance Directives in Relieving Family Stress at End of Life - 15
• OHSU Offers New Long-Lasting Contraceptive - 14
• Minority Teens With Health Conditions Gain Confidence Through OHSU Outreach Program --12
• OHSU Physician/Cancer Survivor to Ride for the Roses - 12
• OHSU and OMSI Team Up for Brain Awareness Week - 6
• OHSU'S THINK FIRST Program Targets Prevention of Teen Violence and Other Risky Behaviors - 6
• Brian Druker Honored by Science Organizations - 6
• FDA Receives Data on OHSU-Developed Leukemia Pill - 2
• Injured Skier Offers Lifesaving Advice Following His Traumatic Fall - 2
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• Oregon State Legislator Keeps Her Health Goals While in Salem With Help of OHSUÕS Healthy Aging Project - 27
• Office of Rural Health Aids Rural Oregon Hospitals Thanks to Federal Grant - 21
• New Neurological Sciences Institute Building Opens
on OHSU'S West Campus in Hillsboro - 16
• OHSU Researchers Successfully Identify and Clone Fanconi Anemia Gene - 15
• OHSU Researchers Identify Brain Circuitry in Mouse Model
Responsible for Cachexia - 15
• Husband Gives Wife Kidney Just in Time for Valentine's Day - 13
• Young Executive Group Pledges
$1 Million to Fund High-Tech Pediatric Heart Unit - 8
• OHSU and OMSI Team Up for Brain Awareness Week - 6
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• OHSU Researchers Develop Infertility Test for Men - 30
• Pediatric Residents at Doernbecher Give Books to Children to Encourage Literacy - 23
• School of Nursing Seeks Students Statewide for Online R.N./B.S. Completion Program for Spring 2001 - 23
• OHSU'S Healthy Aging Project Seeks Additional Participants - 18
• Oregon Poison Center Helps Save Southern Oregon Toddler From Near Fatal Dose of Medicine - 17
• USDA Clears Oregon Regional Primate Research Center - 12
• OHSU Researchers Produce First Genetically Modified Monkey - 11
• Dental School Award Provides Dental Care for Children Who Can't Afford It - 8
• First Baby of New Year Born at OHSU Hospital - 1
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Last updated Jan. 15, 2002 by University News and Publications.
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