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Ideas from foster children themselves will play a "key role" in transforming the child welfare system, one official said.

If enough of the population gets vaccinated — more than the 45% who did last flu season — it could help head off a nightmare scenario this winter of hospitals stuffed with flu or COVID-19 patients.

The same organizations that created an Eastern Oregon CCO eight years ago will offer a supplemental Medicare Advantage plan for seniors.

In March, sales in Oregon rose 30% from the previous year to nearly $85 million, and they've been up ever since.

“This is good news, but we have a ways to go yet to meet the school reopening metrics,” says Dr. Jennifer Vines, Multnomah County health officer.

Doctors studying this phenomenon are concerned that medical teams are not waiting long enough for these patients to wake up.

A study that analyzed tens of thousands of 911 calls found that medics are less likely to assess the pain of Asians and Hispanics and give them vital care.

Jeff Collins has served as interim president since June, replacing Ruth Williams Brinkley who left for a position with Kaiser on the East Coast.

The fine, the third highest environmental penalty in Oregon in July, stems from an old underground tank that lacked a permit.

Oxford University has signed an exclusive deal with AstraZeneca that gives the pharmaceutical giant sole rights with no guarantee of low prices.