OHSU Health Center - Beaverton 2935 S.W. Cedar Hills Blvd. Technically, it's defined as the perception of sound that does not have an external source. In some cases the noise is so distracting it interferes with daily living. Robert Folmer, Ph.D., of OHSU's Tinnitus Clinic will provide information on causes of tinnitus and the latest treatments available. The lecture is wheelchair accessible.
Heart attacks are the number one killers of men and women in the United States.
In fact, more women die of heart attacks than do men. John McAnulty, M.D., professor of medicine and head of the Division of Medicine in the School of Medicine at OHSU, and a team of experts will discuss some warning signs of heart attack, congestive heart failure and stroke. They also will explore the real benefits of exercise and nutrition. Those who arrive early may request a free blood-pressure check. Lectures are wheelchair accessible and devices for the hearing impaired are available.