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A group of Oregon lawmakers and advocates is exploring ways to address the recent Supreme Court ruling, including additional protections for abortion and LGBTQ rights.

Oregon nurses want their employers to provide more support, according to a new report.

Credit bureaus plan to remove small medical bill collections from reports. Here’s how you can benefit.

The pandemic fueled an upswing in drinking in some groups, but the trend in heavier drinking among women, as well as related liver damage and other health effects, is not new.

Native Americans have been disproportionately affected by long COVID and have lower vaccination rates than the state average — while the state is severely undercounting cases, researchers say.

A survey of every known facility providing abortions in the U.S. reveals wide variation in abortion trends among the states.

The agreements come after a marathon 24-hour negotiating session between the nurses and Providence, as a planned July 11 strike loomed for Providence St. Vincent.

The Oregon Health Authority has only fully followed four of 12 recommendations to improve the state prescription drug monitoring program, auditors found.

Multnomah County officials also release final report on 2021′s heat-related deaths.

New agreement gives raises to 115 workers providing health care and services at Lincoln City hospital.