Black and white photograph of medical students at the Portland Free Dispensary creating a humorous tableau. (Portland, Oregon)

Firearms are the leading cause of death of U.S. children and young adults. Although physicians believe counseling on firearm injury prevention is within their scope of pr [...]

There are many methods for encouraging students to complete their course and teaching evaluations, including offering incentives, offering more time in class to complete [...]

As is set forth by the National Education Association Committee on the Reorganization of Secondary Schools, we find the first objective in education is health. Various me [...]

Biomedical research training is essential for scientific innovation and advancements. Prior work established a federally-funded biomedical research training program (BUIL [...]

Applied practice experiences, including direct care hours, clinic hours, internships, and practicums, are often pre- or post-matriculation requirements for graduation, li [...]

HPV remains a major cause of cancer in the U.S., yet young adults—especially college students—often face limited vaccine access. The Knight Cancer Institute’s Mobile Outr [...]

Objectives: 1. Describe the challenges and outcomes of the first two years of student-run vaccine clinics. 2. Summarize ways students from various health professions' pro [...]

Includes articles on: a review of the year 1987, veterans medical center opens doors and builds stronger ties to the university, Doernbecher Children's Hospital plans rem [...]

Color digital scan of a black and white photograph showing the graduaing students of the Public Health Nursing Certificate program in 1921. Graduates are in full attire.