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Latest News
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Read MoreUO-led study helps guide physical therapy after injuries
First published in Around the O on August 21st. Racing into rehab too aggressively after a severe ankle sprain or bone fracture may hinder the ability of blood vessels to regrow and form a healthy network of blood vessels in the affected tissue. That’s the main message from new research that used...
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Read MoreLCC, UO receive state grants to support veteran students
First published in the Register Guard on August 19th. University of Oregon and Lane Community College are among 14 public colleges that received thousands of dollars in grants from the Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs this week. The grants are designed to expand Campus Veteran Resource Cen...
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Read MoreStudy shows what’s below ‘recent’ Cascade eruptions
First published in Around the O on August 14th. Volcanic eruptions in the Cascade Range have occurred more often than commonly thought over the last 2.6 million years, and they’ve left subsurface signatures that tie them to current magmatic activity, University of Oregon researchers report. In a ...