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Janet Kayler Conley

Janet Kayler Conley, born Janet Marian Kayler on July 3, 1941, passed away peacefully at her home in Garden City, Idaho, on Saturday, July 22, 2023. She was surrounded by

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Lining Up New Options for GIST

Patients with GIST have more treatment options than ever, with others currently under development.

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Expert: Reproductive Rights Legislation Impacts Women s Medical Options When Diagnosed With Cancer While Pregnant

Limitations on a woman’s options when pregnant and diagnosed with cancer can directly impact her ability to save her own life and preserve her fertility for future pregnancies.

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Cops, cancer doctors team up to find Portland s stolen cars

Portland police officers, with help from OHSU experts, are using data science to help track down stolen vehicles and make arrests.

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Medical Aid in Dying: What Oncology Providers Need to Know

Data suggest that most patients who use medical aid in dying (MAID) have cancer, but some oncology providers do not feel well informed about MAID.

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