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Oregon Health & Science University

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Comprehensive News Feed for Oregon Health & Science University.

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  1. PDC delays vote again on South Waterfront parking garageRead the original story

    33 min ago | The Oregonian

    A month ago, I wrote about plans by the Portland Development Commission and Oregon Health & Science University to delay construction of a massive South Waterfront parking garage again.

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  2. Boy Thawed From Dead Gets Hope from SnowboarderRead the original story

    3 hrs ago | ABC News

    ... , a U.S. trauma surgeon who worked on the team to save Page's life in 2001 at the Oregon Health & Science University in Portland. "When they retrieve people under ice for a long time, even if they have no signs of life, the dictum is, 'not dead ...

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    Related Topix: Snowboarding, Winter Sports

  3. Study questions routine X-rays, MRIs for back painRead the original story

    16 hrs ago | The Indian Express

    Routine use of costly X-ray, MRI and CT scans on patients with lower back pain may be unnecessary and, in the case of two of the tests, expose people to low-dose radiation, researchers said on Thursday.

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    Related Topix: Health, Back Pain, Arthritis, Medicine

  4. Surgery Seems To Help Serious SinusitisRead the original story

    17 hrs ago | The Post Chronicle

    ... may be of help to some sinusitis patients, U.S. researchers suggest. Dr. Timothy Smith of Oregon Health & Science University and colleagues found more than 76 percent of patients with chronic rhinosinusitis experienced significant quality of life ...

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    Related Topix: Sinusitis, Medicine

  5. Righting the Body's Clock Through ChemicalsRead the original story w/Photo

    Yesterday | International Herald Tribune

    ... dark out by taking a melatonin pill," said Dr. Alfred J. Lewy, professor of psychiatry at Oregon Health & Science University. There have been some clinical trials showing that melatonin can help combat jet lag, but some experts say further studies ...

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  6. Study: Depression Drugs Only Work For Major DepressionRead the original story

    Wednesday | ShoppingBlog.com

    Some widely prescribed drugs for depression provide relief in extreme cases but are no more effective than placebo pills for most patients, according to a new analysis released Tuesday.

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    Related Topix: Depression, Health

  7. Should You Go to Extreme Measures to Get Taller?Read the original story

    23 hrs ago | Esquire

    ... it's too late. "When people stop growing," endocrinologist David M. Cook, M.D., of Oregon Health & Science University says, "that translates to the fusion of the epiphyses - the regions of the bones that can grow - and there are no options for ...

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    Related Topix: Sports, Washington Wizards, NBA Basketball, Gilbert Arenas, NBA Players

  8. Regulation of the Psoriatic Chemokine CCL20 by E3 Ligases Trim32 and Piasy in KeratinocytesRead the original story

    Yesterday | Nature Publishing Group

    Correspondence: Yuangang Liu, Department of Dermatology, L468R, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon 97239, USA.

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  9. I think the study could dampen enthusiasm for antidepressant...

    Wednesday | TIME.com

    I think the study could dampen enthusiasm for antidepressant medications a bit, and that may be a good thing.

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  10. Study: Drugs only aid deeply depressedRead the original story

    Wednesday | Salt Lake Tribune

    Some widely prescribed drugs for depression provide relief in extreme cases but are no more effective than placebo pills for most patients, according to a new analysis.

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    Related Topix: Depression, Health

  11. Popular Drugs May Help Only Severe DepressionRead the original story

    Wednesday | Gainesville.com The Gainesville Sun Gainesville, FL

    Published: Wednesday, January 6, 2010 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, January 6, 2010 at 8:25 a.m. Some widely prescribed drugs for depression provide relief in extreme cases but are no more effective than placebo pills for most patients, according to a new analysis released Tuesday.

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    Related Topix: Depression, Health, Psychology, Science

  12. Drugs may aid only extreme depression, new study saysRead the original story

    Wednesday | Seattle Times

    ... a bit, and that may be a good thing," said Dr. Erick Turner, a psychiatrist at Oregon Health & Science University. "People's expectations for the drugs won't be so high, and doctors won't be surprised if they're not curing every patient they see ...

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    Related Topix: Depression, Health

  13. Drugs for depression vary in effectivenessRead the original story

    Wednesday | National News

    Some widely prescribed drugs for depression provide relief in extreme cases but are no more effective than placebo pills for most patients, according to a new analysis.

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    Related Topix: Depression, Health, University of Pennsylvania

  14. Drugs fall short for some patientsRead the original story

    Wednesday | HeraldTribune.com

    Published: Wednesday, January 6, 2010 at 1:00 a.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, January 5, 2010 at 10:58 p.m. Some widely prescribed drugs for depression provide relief in extreme cases but are no more effective than placebo pills for most patients, according to a new analysis.

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    Related Topix: Depression, Health

  15. Helicopters back to landing at Mercy Medical CenterRead the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday | The News-Review

    ... technician on every flight. Many of the patients needing emergency transport are taken to Oregon Health & Science University Hospital or Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland, or to Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend in Springfield. The ...

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Hospital Administration, Healthcare Industry, Klamath Falls, OR

  16. Drugs May Aid Only Severe DepressionRead the original story

    Tuesday | The New York Times

    Some widely prescribed drugs for depression provide relief in extreme cases but are no more effective than placebo pills for most patients, according to a new analysis released Tuesday.

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    Related Topix: Depression, Health, Psychology, Science, Pennsylvania

  17. Primate center criticized for foul-up that left two monkeys deadRead the original story

    Tuesday | Oregonlive.com

    ... lived," he said. "A matter of hours." Officials at the primate center, an affiliate of Oregon Health & Science University, investigated the incident, retrained those involved and came up with a plan to prevent further breakdowns in communication, ...

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    Related Topix: Agriculture, Science, United States Department of Agriculture, US News

  18. ViaLanguage buys Planet Productions

    Monday Jan 4 | Portland Business Journal

    ... programs for global companies, with clients that include Nike Inc., Hewlett-Packard, Oregon Health & Science University and The Standard. Planet Productions and viaLanguage are both Portland companies. Under the acquisition, Planet Productions will ...

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    Related Topix: Apparel, Nike, Footwear

  19. Sinus Surgery Brings Relief to ManyRead the original story

    Friday Jan 1 | MedicineNet

    ... States since the mid-1980s, said Smith, who is director of the Oregon Sinus Center at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland. "It's a minimally invasive type of surgery performed with a telescope that goes into the nostril," then basically ...

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Hospital Administration, Healthcare Industry

  20. Disinfectants may promote antibiotic-resistant bugsRead the original story

    Wednesday Dec 30 | CNN

    A new study has provided more evidence that using common disinfectants could promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant superbugs.

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    Related Topix: National University, Microbiology, Biology, Science, Health