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As the burgeoning industry begins to take shape, new programs in central Oregon extend end-of-life services to homeless and rural populations

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines owed to the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration remain unpaid – just as they did a year ago

While the case is on appeal, mifepristone is approved for use in pregnancies up to seven weeks, not 10 weeks, and it can’t be dispensed through the mail

Facing scrutiny from health officials, Legacy signaled it is assembling doctors in staff to reopen the maternity center within 90 days

Post-exposure prophylactic drugs can stop the spread of HIV. But they’re not always available when people need them most.

Oregon Health Forum is hosting a virtual discussion that contrasts other countries’ health systems with Oregon’s

PhRMA has remained relatively silent, but the drug group can look to the American Medical Association for a lesson in how sitting on the sidelines of a polarizing issue can cost an industry or profession a chunk of its autonomy

Unhealthy air quality days due to wildfire smoke have increased sharply since 2015, and researchers want to improve how people cope

The study indicates that the state’s mental health crisis is not entirely linked to poor payments by Medicaid

The Oregon Coast’s largest hospital aims to gradually emerge from heavy debt, deep operating losses