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Proponents showed up in force to support legislation that would clear legal hurdles preventing wider distribution of naloxone, an opioid overdose-reversing drug.
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Seven bills, featuring bipartisan support, aim to clamp down on pharmacy benefit managers.
Providence defends wages, commitment to fair labor contracts despite nurse shortages.
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Lawmakers don’t have a price tag yet for training more health care workers and expanding mental health services.
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Despite concerns, adults will soon be allowed to legally take psilocybin in Oregon at doses so small they won’t cause hallucinations.
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The medication is effective in reversing opioid overdoses, but administrative hurdles prevent it from being more available.
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A judge upholds a ruling that limits the length of psychiatric treatment for patients awaiting criminal prosecution.
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Despite the high demand for extra staff, most hospital requests went unfulfilled.
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New national data shows other medical schools have struggled to recruit Native students.
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The state’s first look at hospitals’ new community spending requirements was mixed, finding some progress but also roadblocks for needy patients.
