Early career research fuels diagnostic discovery
Ph.D. candidate Kenneth Riley has developed a new technology that could detect cancer by analyzing a patient’s blood sample.
Ph.D. candidate Kenneth Riley has developed a new technology that could detect cancer by analyzing a patient’s blood sample.
As Arianna Griffin enters the field of midwifery, she takes with her the lessons she’s learned from her time at OHSU.
Congratulations to the two students in the Neuroscience Graduate Program who were recently awarded the 2025 Lacroute Fellowship.
Phil and Penny Knight give $2 billion to OHSU Knight Cancer Institute
Carol Herron established the M.A.R.Y. Fund in honor of her late sister to help people with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers.
Rick Gustafson knows firsthand the importance of compassionate health care. Rick’s wife, Susan, passed away after a 10-year battle with lymphoma, which inspired his gift to the OHSU Center for Ethics in Health Care.