Medical Society Serving Four Generations Will Close
The Medical Society of Metropolitan Portland, which started as a social association and grew to offer mental health counseling, has been hit by the pandemic.
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The Medical Society of Metropolitan Portland, which started as a social association and grew to offer mental health counseling, has been hit by the pandemic.
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Oregon is the first state to decriminalize possession of small amounts of hard drugs and legalize psychedelic mushrooms for medical treatment in clinical settings.
Black Americans have reported feeling anxious and depressed since the pandemic hit but they have more difficulty finding professional help than whites.
Older adults in all kinds of circumstances are deliberating what to do as days and nights turn chilly and coronavirus cases rise across the country.
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Policymakers and advocates say that the state needs to attract more minorities to the health care industry to rectify an imbalance.
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The county responded by saying it is “frustrated" with the move and that the recent spike in cases was part of a national trend.
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State lawmakers face unprecedented times that will force them to take a look at how the health care system works and how to bridge gaps in service.