Oregon Dentists Cut Back On Opioid Prescriptions For Young People
The American Dental Association issued new guidelines for prescribing opioids Monday. Dentists in Oregon say they’ll be adopting them as soon as possible.
Kristian Foden-Vencil, Oregon Public Broadcasting
Emergency Room Use Stayed High In Oregon Medicaid Study
Will Medicaid expansion save the country money as people stop using expensive emergency rooms for primary care?
Not in the first years, said a study published Wednesday online in the New England Journal of Medicine.
From Pills To Pins: Oregon Is Changing How It Deals With Back Pain
When Portland resident Doris Keene raised her four children, she walked everywhere and stayed active. But when she turned 59, she says, everything fell apart.
An Explicit Contract Makes Surrogacy Viable For An Oregon Woman
During the past few years, Oregon has quietly become a prime location for women willing to carry children for those unable to get pregnant.
