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Joe Ness, who's worked at Oregon Health & Science University since 2013, has been the interim chief since last November.

A complaint filed by Maria Loock claims her doctor’s negligence allowed her breast cancer to return, becoming incurable.

Groups from around the country have poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into the fight against Ballot Measure 106 which would ban public funding of abortions.

Pharmacists have been prevented from telling consumers when the cash price for a drug is lower than the cost through their insurer. But critics say this will not affect the causes of high drug prices.

Nurses' complaint triggers Oregon Health Authority investigation of St. Charles Health System in Bend.

Oregon is considering a proposal that would force Medicaid chronic pain patients to cut opioids entirely.

The country's biggest generation is shifting towards the convenience, fast service, connectivity and price transparency of walk-in clinics and telemedicine visits.