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Rising rate of U.S. gun deaths tied to gun access, study says
OHSU researchers compared the U.S. to 40 peer countries and found similar rates of mental health problems. But Americans were far more likely to own and use guns.
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New drug helps cancer patients regain appetite and weight
OHSU patients who took Ponsegromab as part of a clinical trial saw their quality of life improve, researchers say. The drug is injected monthly to stimulate the immune system.
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OHSU team does region’s first in-utero spina bifida repair
Two fetal surgeons led the complex surgery, the Pacific Northwest's first. The baby is expected to have milder spina bifida symptoms than if the repair had been done after birth.
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