A black and white photograph of a nurse holding a newborn infant. Below them is a sign for the Infants Ward [possibly at Doernbecher Memorial Hospital for Children].

The Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Clinical Terms (SNOMED CT) is the most sophisticated reference terminology currently available for the representation of healthc [...]

Recent evidence links infant body composition at birth to an increased risk of adult chronic disease. However, few human studies have explored the association between m [...]

Premature infants are exposed to a high lipid environment at earlier developmental stages than is normal, either via fat-rich breastmilk or by intravenous lipid emulsion [...]

There are many barriers to implementation of an electronic health record in a prehospital care environment, in particular: financial, organizational, technical, and priva [...]

Undertreated opioid use disorder (OUD) during pregnancy contributes to poor maternal and neonatal outcomes and worsening maternal mortality in the United States, and rate [...]

S. Gorham Babson was born in Hood River, Oregon in 1912, and entered UOMS in 1932. He opened a private practice in Portland in 1940 in an era without major antibiotics or [...]

Includes articles on: OHSU announces plan to do heart transplants, fourth annual research convocation happens, Chinese health care ambassadors visit Oregon, project offer [...]

Research has long supported the implication that the environment in which people live can have a dramatic impact on the outcomes of their health. Examples of health outco [...]