Casey Eye Institute gives sight, hope to child with rare eye condition
Thanks to the OHSU Casey Eye Institute, 2-year-old Silas, who was born with a rare eye condition, has the ability to see.
Thanks to the OHSU Casey Eye Institute, 2-year-old Silas, who was born with a rare eye condition, has the ability to see.
KDCCP’s generosity and support for advanced cancer treatment, research and education at Doernbecher has totaled more than $5 million and has trained over 40 fellows who’ve had a nationwide impact in pediatric hematology/oncology.
Mortuma Murry is the provider lead at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital’s PATH Program, which prepares pediatric patients to take charge of their own care as they enter adulthood.
Two computational biologists were named innovators of the year for the software tool they developed to analyze complex data from wet and dry labs.
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.