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The funds could boost dental care access, including in rural areas and for kids, after providers warn of “grave risk.”

The state has an outsized number of critical violations for animals kept at research sites according to the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).

Administrators expect to pay $6.5 million for the damning investigation led by former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder.

Rep. Rachel Prusak, a nurse practitioner, plans to put forward a bill in the short session in 2022 with ways to bolster the workforce of nurses.

Scientists know little about Omicron but they expect it to emerge in Oregon this week.

The debate over how much insurers should pay providers for “audio-only” visits has consequences for patients.

U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden continues to press federal officials to investigate the retail pharmacy market as customers in Baker City and elsewhere continue to wait for hours to pick up their medications from understaffed pharmacies.

America’s hospitals, strained by nearly two years of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, are now scrounging for basic medical supplies.

Experts say knowing with accuracy what proportion of the population has rolled up sleeves for a COVID shot is vital to public health efforts, but CDC data is questionable.

The state’s Prescription Price Transparency Program received reports of nearly 200 new high-cost drugs this past year.