MS patient leads the way on accessibility
Georgena Moran was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1998, but she decided that it wouldn’t slow down her love of the outdoors, and now Moran is a global leader in trail accessibility.
Georgena Moran was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1998, but she decided that it wouldn’t slow down her love of the outdoors, and now Moran is a global leader in trail accessibility.
Explain It! showcases the fascinating, impactful research at OHSU. Kerri Winters-Stone explains her work and why she believes exercise is medicine.
A cursory trip to the emergency room in 2002 changed the life of Ramsey Selbak, M.D. ’17, forever.
A dentist-turned-cranberry-farmer. A scientific illustrator. A nurse midwife who opened a birth center. The OHSU alumni community is home to entrepreneurs of every kind. Meet nine alumni making their mark in unique and meaningful ways.
The Akiyama Family Endowed Scholarship honors alumnus Henry Akiyama and aims to support OHSU School of Medicine students from rural areas.
Margot Rocha survived a meningioma tumor and lung cancer with treatment at the Knight Cancer Institute and the support of her son, Flavio Rocha, M.D., FACS, FSSO.