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A prominent state consumer protection attorney for two decades, David Hart was part of the negotiations leading to a proposed $7.4 billion multistate settlement with the notorious opioid maker. Now newly retired, he’s joined the critics who say the deal is too weak and should be rejected.

A Republican proposal could lower federal payments to Oregon, forcing the state to make tough decisions

Court-appointed outside expert raises questions about the resignation of Dr. Sara Walker and concerns over what her absence means for the state’s largest psychiatric facility

But Oregon's tree pollen season apparently is ending early, allergist says

Bill would permit some foster children to be placed out of state, amend rules about use of restraints and isolation

The changes will mean about 10.3 million people would lose access to Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program, with 7.6 million people becoming uninsured during the 10-year budget window, according to an unpublished CBO estimate

Nonprofit is a major provider of family health services to low-income people, but its support of abortion services has made it a political target for Republicans, who say ‘You can't pour water into only one part of a bucket’

Republicans would add new Medicaid work requirements for some able-bodied adults; seek to penalize the dozen states that allow immigrants living in the U.S. without legal status in the program; and require states to more frequently check Medicaid enrollees’ eligibility, among other changes.

Attractively marketed, low priced and high-potency marijuana appeals to kids who think it’s safe to use, but it also poses serious mental health risks, including psychosis, for young users

Two new state committees are being formed to look at reining in health care costs, and health officials seek applicants