Moore Institute in the Media

• Looking beyond healthcare to improve health - The Lund Report
• OHSU expert: U.S. culture encourages pregnancy cravings - Bend Bulletin
  

• The lingering health effects of the Civil War - Washington Post

• Ending chronic disease where it starts OHSU Bridges
  

• Oregon researchers: A food revolution could end chronic disease - Seattle Times

• Zip code may be more important to health than genetic code - OPB
  
• Epigenetics and Equity: The health and social impacts of racism and inequality - Portland City Club
  

• Help start a revolution in nutrition - The Bulletin

• Before You Know It - Oregon Humanities Magazine
  

• How Portlanders Are Forging the Frontier of Epigenetics - Portland Monthly Magazine
  

• First 1,000 days may determine a person's health for a lifetime - Statesman Journal
  
• Going upstream for the health of the next generation - The Bulletin
  
• Let's Get Healthy! Teaching children about healthy food choices - Healthy Families
  
• National Nutrition Month: A good time to focus on healthy choices - OregonLive
  
• Improving your health, one bite at a time - 96K
• OHSU program spreads the word about nutrition and epigenetics (epi-what?) - Portland Business Journal
• Has your patient lost his or her head? - StudentSpeak
• We are what we eat - and who we meet - The Daily Astorian
  
• OHSU study on the North Coast will examine low birth weight babies - The Daily Astorian
  
• Wallack, Merkley urge focus on root causes of health problems - The Lund Report
  
• The obstetric origins of health for a lifetime - Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology
  
• Latina health and a return to traditional food culture - 96K
• Dr. Barker's legacy builds on a good 'first thousand days' of life - OregonLive
• Diabetes and your health - eSalud Today
• Dr. Thornburg named director of Bob and Charlee Moore Institute for Nutrition & Wellness - SoM News
• Good nutrition now for a better future - Healthy Families
• How does fetal environment influence later health? - Science
• You are what you eat . . . and so is your baby - Metro Parent
• Moore Institute talks urgency - OHSU CROET: Oregon and the Workplace
• Nutrition tips for pregnant women and kids - OregonLive
• Food needs to be the first medicine we try - OregonLive
• Heart health 2013: It's wired early in life - OregonLive
• Oregon's new CCOs should take aim at obesity as the top prevention effort - OregonLive
• Lost in the health care debate: Let's focus on beginnings - OregonLive
• Obesity: With one in five grade-school kids obese, researchers look toward the underlying causes - OregonLive
• AAMC reports on TEDMED, quotes Dr. Thornburg on need to address chronic disease - AAMC
• When will we decide to conquer chronic disease? Dr. Thornburg speaks on maternal health - TEDMED
• Moore Institute Associate Director comments on Oregon's obesity epidemic - Portland Tribune
• Dr. Kent Thornburg: A scientist with heart - eSaludToday
• Moore Institute achieves an important milestone - SoM News
• Developmental Origins of Health & Disease - The OHSU Effect: Inside Health & Science
• Message from Dean Richardson: The responsibility of the Moore gift and next steps - SoM News
• Dr. Thornburg named Interim Director of the Moore Institute - SoM News
• Bob's Dedication to the Future - Bob's Red Mill blog
• Dean Richardson on Talk Box - KGW
• Moores give $25M to OHSU to fight obesity - Portland Business Journal
• Portland couple pledge $25 million to boost nutrition research at OHSU - Oregonian
• Off with his bread! - OHSU StudentSpeak