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Portlander Michelle van Ryn, a leading expert on the training, explains how it works and how it can make the health care industry better.

An Oregonian in recovery explains overdose-reversing drugs and what to do if you see someone experiencing an opioid overdose.

Schools like the University of Oregon have beefed up their mental health services in recent years to meet the growing demand.

Seattle-based Ernest Becker Foundation will host a webinar Sept. 13 to examine how death anxiety is linked to a person’s attraction to or fear of guns.

Some medical centers are now offering cognitive rehabilitation to patients with long COVID.

Facing a backlog of incoming patients, a federal judge ordered the state psychiatric hospital to set new deadlines for patient treatment lengths.

Save Lives Oregon created a pipeline for naloxone, an overdose reversing medication, but its funding is in jeopardy.

ProPublica decoded a complex EPA data set to expose hot spots of industrial air pollution across the U.S.

Hospitals in Oregon, Montana, California, New York and elsewhere laid off workers and scaled back services this summer.

Planned Parenthood has hired staff and is working on a new facility in eastern Oregon.