In Mad Dash, Oregon Psilocybin Centers Face Bans Across The State Before Any Have Opened
Advocates say misinformation could result in psilocybin therapy becoming inaccessible in much of rural Oregon.
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First Oregon Pediatric Monkeypox Case Reported; Virus Unlikely To Spread In Schools, Officials Say
State officials declined to specify whether the case involved an infant, child, or adolescent, saying only that the person was below the age of 18.
Southern Oregon Nonprofit Eases End-Of-Life Discussions In Latinx Communities
Celia’s House in Medford received a grant to conduct to identify ways to better engage Latinx cancer patients with palliative and end-of-life care.
Severely Short On Nurses, Central Oregon Hospital System Quietly Declares Crisis
St. Charles Health System leaders adopted “crisis standards of care” to avoid having to comply with nurse staffing rules, but rescinded the move after OHA said it would violate state law
Multnomah County Officials Offer Cooling Shelters
Tuesday is expected to bring the hottest temperatures during this heat wave, when several places in the Willamette Valley could hit triple-digit temperatures.
St. Charles CEO Resigns Amid Financial Difficulties For Health System
Board chairman said burnout among hospital executives is increasingly common.
Multnomah County Mosquitoes Take A Near Record-Setting Bite Out Of Summer
As the climate warms, officials say the Pacific Northwest will be an attractive habitat for more mosquitoes, bringing a risk of West Nile Virus.
How Two Oregon Companies Plan To Help Out-Of-State Employees Access Abortion
How two smaller Oregon companies, with fewer resources, plan to navigate a nationwide patchwork of abortion bans and restrictions.
One Year Since ‘Heat Dome,’ Portland Remembers Those Lost
Multnomah County officials also release final report on 2021′s heat-related deaths.
Oregon Wastewater Data Shows Far More People Have COVID Than Shown Through Testing
A rise in home testing and decrease in disease severity have masked a large increase in COVID-19 infections in Oregon, but the state’s poop doesn’t lie.
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