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New director vows continued “transformative” change with new faces in top roles

Proponents say the data is protected and will benefit the program. Critics say it will deter patients.

OSU says it plans to appeal the jury’s decision in favor of the whistleblower allegations

Despite a large body of research documenting their effectiveness, newer programs that can help Alzheimer’s patients aren’t broadly available or widely known

Washington joins Oregon and 11 other states that are considering policies to restrict or require disclosure of toxic chemicals in cosmetics and other personal care products

Mifepristone, a medication used to end pregnancy, is more tightly regulated than other medications and 12 state attorneys general are registering their objections

State lawmakers are considering two proposals this session

Vaccination rates rose steadily prior to the pandemic but then fell as professionals focused on COVID-19

A review of data by Oregon Health & Science University researchers aims to help doctors diagnose heavy menstrual bleeding

Health effects of cold weather exist even when cold-weather shelters are not open, experts say