Expert explains what might be next in Oregon’s battle against COVID, flu
Physician and scientist, Dr. Bill Messer, specializes in viral infectious diseases at OHSU.
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At-Risk Oregonians Can Obtain Free COVID Medication At Home
Color Health will offer telehealth and phone sessions to some Oregonians, including those aged 65 and older and those with compromised immune systems.
Kids’ COVID-19 Booster Shots Hard To Find In Oregon
More boosters are available in pharmacies than at pediatricians’ offices, but the priority is to get kids their first series of shots.
Long COVID Patients Face Barriers To Disability Benefits
Most applications for government disability benefits are initially denied, leading to a lengthy appeals process.
Lost Wages And Debt: The Economic Blow Of Long COVID-19 In Oregon
More than 200,000 Oregonians have likely experienced long COVID-19, causing significant health issues and financial pain.
Covid Still Kills, But The Demographics Of Its Victims Are Shifting
California data shows that number of people dying from COVID-19— and the demographics of those falling victim — has shifted notably from the first two years.
COVID Vaccination Gap Between Latino And White Oregonians Almost Closed
Problems were largely overcome when the Oregon Health Authority began working with community organizations to improve access.
Did The US Jump The Gun With The New Omicron-Targeted Vaccines?
Op-ed calls for more information about cost versus benefit as vaccine-makers prepare to hike prices.
Vaccine Hesitancy Highest Among Republicans and Black People, Study Finds
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Nationally and in Oregon, vaccination remains a challenge, according to new research from Portland State University.
Cognitive Rehab May Help Older Adults Clear COVID-Related Brain Fog
Some medical centers are now offering cognitive rehabilitation to patients with long COVID.
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