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New study is first to show that risk of childhood obesity may be reduced by treating pregnant woman for gestational diabetes

New study confirms link between breast cancer and hormone therapy

New Study Finds Breast Cancer Survivors Don’t Need to Increase Fruits and Vegetables beyond National Guidelines

Kaiser Permanente’s Center for Health Research 2007 Saward Lecture

Kaiser Permanente’s Center for Health Research Wins $2.76 Million Award to Study Long-Term Oxygen Treatment for Patients with COPD

National Study Shows Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Asthma Receive Only Half of Recommended Care

Kaiser Permanente Study Shows Flu Vaccine Safe for Young Children

Kaiser Permanente’s Center for Health Research Launches Two New Smoking Cessation Studies

OHSU, Kaiser Permanente Northwest Partner to Win $55 Million Grant to Transform Medical Research

Using Safety Alerts in Electronic Medical Records Reduces Rates of Potentially Dangerous Medication Interactions

Kaiser Permanente of Georgia to merge research program

Making longer-term lifestyle changes lowers rates of high blood pressure and risk of heart disease

What's New - 16th Saward Lecture

Fast Food Nation: Marketing to Children and America's Obesity Epidemic

Eric Schlosser, investigative reporter and author of the best selling Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All American Meal , delivered the 16th Saward Lecture, "Fast Food Nation: Marketing to Children and America's Obesity Epidemic," on Thursday, May 19, 2005, 7:30 - 9:00 pm in the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland OR.

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