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Researchers are making progress on measuring signs of Alzheimer’s in blood that might lead to an inexpensive, noninvasive and early diagnosis tool.

The Fostering Hope Initiative works to repair problems at their root through a collaborative approach on the ground.

Companies have promised to curb prices in the past but consumers have not seen any relief.

A news release by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid said it would resume the program following a suspension announced earlier this month, which prompted anger from insurers.

The Tour de Cure is open to runners, bikers and walkers of all levels and ages.

Data collected by apps, devices, even your refrigerator paint a picture of your health and your health status that can be sold to drug companies, insurance firms and advertisers.

The Oregon Health Plan launched an ambitious system a decade ago to integrate medical and dental care. It is now working on a reform of the system, which is plagued with problems.

Hank Swigert, a Portland philanthropist and former chairman of ESCO Corp. did not attach any strings to the gift, a record for Good Sam's foundation.

A report by a physicians group says that higher premiums and deductibles mean that patients, including in Oregon, are forgoing care.