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Oregon legislators, health policy analysts and industry experts discussed the barriers to affordable drugs at an Oregon Health Forum breakfast meeting in Portland on Tuesday.

Greg Walden, D-Ore., was one of two congressional lawmakers who has received more than $200,000 from pharmaceutical companies since January 2017.

Greg Walden, Oregon's only Republican in Congress, was one of two lawmakers who received more than $200,000 from pharmaceutical companies since January 2017.

It would make abortion unaffordable for women, causing more unwanted children in Oregon.

Counselors, case managers and others at one of Oregon’s largest non-profit mental health providers are the latest in the sector to vote to join a union.

Seema Verma, administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid, told insurance executives: “We face tremendous barriers to supporting and bringing innovation to Medicare."

Health experts support the direction of the state’s latest health care policies but say it remains unclear how the state will get there.

A study published in JAMA Network Open found that many dietary supplements contained hidden active ingredients that are unsafe or unstudied.

The Affordable Care Act cut billions of dollars to the plans but they're still flourishing, doubling enrollment to more than 20 million since 2010.