Shift In Child Hospice Care Is A Lifeline For Parents Seeking A Measure Of Comfort And Hope
Many commercial insurers now cover children's hospice care, going beyond a provision in the 2010 Affordable Care Act.
children's health
Newborns Get Routine Heel Blood Tests, But Should States Keep Those Samples?
Privacy-related concerns have grown about the sometimes decades-long storage and use of genetic material from newborn screenings.
Children in Crisis: Mental Health, Addiction Care Falling Short For Distressed Children
This is the first of a four-part series on the problems facing children’s mental health care providers in Oregon.
GOP Medicaid Cuts Hit Rural America Hardest, Report Finds
Rural America carried President Donald Trump to his election night upset last November.
Trump, GOP In Congress Could Use “Must-Pass” Bills To Bring Health Changes
Throughout the campaign, President-Elect Donald Trump’s entire health message consisted of promising to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
As Childhood Diabetes Rates Rise, So Do Costs — And Families Feel The Pinch: Study
Childhood diabetes rates are on the rise, and a report released Monday pointed to the impact that the cost of their care could have on families — even those who have employer-sponsored health insurance.
Health Coverage Rates For Lower Income Children Improving
Bolstered by the federal health care law, the number of lower income kids getting health coverage continues to improve, a recent study found.
Combined Effects Of Maternal Obesity, Diabetes ‘Substantially’ Raise Autism Risks
While the incidence of autism spectrum disorder has increased in recent years, what’s behind it remains relatively mysterious and even controversial. But a major study could shed new light on some of the maternal health factors that may increase children’s risk of developing the condition.
Legislators and health advocates deliver clear message: Time to ban marketing junk food to kids in school
Salem, Ore. – The House Education Committee heard from public health and school officials Friday, all of whom delivered a strong message about the importance of a ban junk food marketing in Oregon schools.
House Bill 3000 Requires Children to Have Eyes Checked for School
Sen. Richard Devlin, D-Tualatin, offers emotional testimony recounting how his mother was told he was stupid because he couldn’t read by third grade when he just needed glasses
April 1, 2013 — Sen. Richard Devlin, D-Tualatin, as the co-chairman of the Joint Ways & Means Committee, presides over much of the budget and has to be well-versed on statistics and figures.
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