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The state’s medical marijuana law does not allow the drug to be prescribed for the condition but experts testify that it is effective at treating the disorder’s symptoms

Supporters say the extra costs diabetic women face in pregnancy have led to some women quitting their jobs so they can qualify for Medicaid

The bill was pushed by Portland clinic chain ZoomCare, which drew criticism on the Senate floor from Sen. Alan Bates

The audit was first requested by Sen. Richard Devlin

February 7, 2013 -- Is Oregon making progress in extending health coverage to all its people? OCPP's latest fact sheet illustrates, among other things,

Multnomah County Health wants to better chart information about outbreaks with confidential information from exterminators

Physicians hope that by talking to patients about their physical activity levels they can get information about barriers, and advocate for changes in the community