Stories of growth, healing, learning and discovery
OHSU is immensely impacted by generous support. The life-saving care, cutting-edge research, health equity endeavors and inclusive education mission happen because of people like you. Throughout this past year, we have witnessed countless stories of impact that demonstrate our joint commitment to building a healthier future for all. Here are a few of our favorite highlights from 2025.
It all adds up
Thousands of little moments comprise the vast, far-reaching impact of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute. Frank, Lisa and Thongsay’s lives were forever changed by the care they received at the Knight Cancer Institute. These are their stories.
The Changemakers: Steven E. Mansoor, M.D., Ph.D.
Navigating the worlds of research and patient care requires both precision and passion. At the intersection of heartbeats and breakthroughs, Steven Mansoor pioneers research that could revolutionize how we treat vascular and neurological inflammation.
Keeping the doors open for discovery
OHSU research endures with philanthropy’s vital support. Despite the difficulties scientists face today, OHSU — equipped with a collaborative spirit and philanthropic support — is poised to preserve the research that promises a healthier tomorrow.
OHSU D.N.P. grad reflects on passion for midwifery, providing equitable care
As Arianna Griffin enters the field of midwifery, she takes with her the lessons she’s learned from her time at OHSU. With every birthing person she cares for and with every baby she delivers, Griffin strives to chip away at the foundation of health inequities.
Biking toward healing after MS diagnosis
OHSU patient Kim Steenslid reflects on her MS diagnosis and how physical activity keeps her going. With support from her specialized care team, Steenslid has found new ways to thrive.
Every square mile
Through innovative collaborations and outreach efforts, OHSU works alongside communities to address barriers to care, promote health equity and meet people where they are.
Paving a lifelong path for pediatric patients
Mortuma Murry is the provider lead at Doernbecher Children Hospital’s PATH Program, which prepares pediatric patients to take charge of their own care as they enter adulthood.
Casey Eye Institute gives sight, hope to child with rare eye condition
Watching a child grasp a toy for the first time is a highlight for any parent. But for Ellie Morris, the moment carried even more meaning. It meant her infant son could see, thanks to the OHSU Casey Eye Institute.
