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Open enrollment starts Thursday, and health insurance agents are urging patients to check their policies and whether they qualify for health insurance discounts because costs and coverage could change.

Guidance issued Monday could make it easier for states to get around some of the law's requirements while a rule proposed 12 hours later could bolster the exchanges.

Multnomah County's latest count of homeless deaths shows that 79 people died in 2017, one fewer than the year before.

Experts welcomed the administration's plan to tackle Medicare Part B's soaring drug bill but questioned its approach.

Ali Hassoun, interim director of the Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board, has been named their permanent director.

The industry has given big bucks to U.S. Rep. Greg Walden, who chairs a powerful congressional committee, but has ignored Rep. Peter DeFazio, who is not on any committees that influence drug legislation.

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A state report on opioid prescribing guidelines for acute pain said prescriptions should be a last resort and limited in duration, to decrease chances of long-term use and addiction.

Federal law guarantees that people have a right to see and obtain a copy of their medical records.