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Providence Heart Institute – the highest volume and most comprehensive heart program between Seattle and San Francisco – has received a $75 million gift from Phil and Penny Knight to support continued growth...
Phase 1 studies are the springboard for advancing new cancer treatments. Through phase 1 studies, the Earle A. Chiles Research Institute, a division of Providence Cancer Institute in the Robert W. Franz Cancer Center, is...
Multnomah County’s most recent count of homeless citizens tallied 4,177 people; 4,177 men, women and children sleeping in tents, in cars, or on the sidewalk. Even worse, that figure was up 10 percent from the...
Emerging research is finding that immunotherapy may extend survival for some women with triple-negative breast cancer. Providence Cancer Institute, a leader in immunotherapy research, is actively investigating options for...