Clark County Measles Outbreak Now A Public Health Emergency

The number of confirmed cases hits 19 as the Clark County Health Department says that one contagious person was at the Blazer game Jan 11.

UnitedHealthcare Donates Hasbro's NERF ENERGY Game Kits

This initiative, a collaboration between Hasbro and UnitedHealthcare, aims to help reduce youth obesity through exergaming

Clark County Measles Outbreak Grows, Now 16 Confirmed Cases

The measles outbreak in Clark County. There are now 16 confirmed cases, Of those, 14 had never been immunized.

Clark County Measles Outbreak Now 14 Confirmed Cases, 3 Suspected

Earlier this month, there was one case. Now, two weeks later, there are 14 confirmed cases of measles. Several contagious people were in PDX

Children With Measles Pass Through Portland International AIrport

Officials say there are two confirmed cases of measles and 11 other suspected cases. The confirmed cases were kids who passed through PDX.

Person With Measles Was In Portland, Hood River, And The Dalles

The Oregon Health Authority says a case of measles was confirmed on Jan. 3. Since then no other cases have surfaced.

Legacy Emanuel Hit By Nursing Staff Class Action Suit Over Wages

A woman who worked as a nurse at Legacy Emanuel for seven years has filed a class-action suit, saying they were denied wages by the hospital

Bagby Hot Springs Bathhouse Set To Be Demolished And Replaced

Citing deterioration and rot, the United States Forest closed Bathhouse 2 at Bagby Hot Springs and plans to demolish it.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, on Oregon's Effort to End Hep C

Lorne Cross MD discusses how the Oregon Health Authority is working to eliminate hepatitis C in the state.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, on Opioid Legislation

Lorne Cross MD breaks down the recent bipartisan bills passed to help address the nation's opioid crisis.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, on Flu Season in Oregon

Lorne Cross MD discusses the upcoming flu season and how those in Oregon can protect themselves against the virus.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, on the Salmonella Outbreak

Lorne Cross MD discusses the recent salmonella outbreak and the unique way the Oregon Health Authority is trying to fight it.

Beef Possibly Tainted With E. coli Recalled In OR: USDA

Nearly 10,000 pounds of ground beef produced in October at the Swift Beef Co. in Utah is currently under recall.

Portland-Area Air Unhealthy For Some Due To California Fires

The California fires are sending particles to the Pacific Northwest, harming the air quality in Portland and the surrounding area.

Oregon Opioid Epidemic: OHA Proposed New Prescription Guidelines

The state convened a working group to develop new guidelines for prescribing opioids for people with acute pain who have never taken them.

State Backs Troubled Portland Psychiatric ER Keeping Its License

Unity Center for Behavioral Health has been in danger of losing its certification since May after investigators found many safety issues

Healthcare Open Enrollment Period Now Active; Are You Covered?

Gov. Kate Brown on Thursday reminded all Oregonians to check whether they're eligible for health coverage financial assistance.

Organ Donation: While People Die, A Search For A Better System

"There has to be a better way than there is now," says kidney recipient Ken Zuckerbrot who is trying to change the way organ donation works.

Mary's Harvest Products Recalled; May Be Tainted With Salmonella

A possible salmonella and listeria contamination of corn products has forced a Pacific Northwest recall of Mary's Harvest salads and wraps.

Aging Well Conference In Portland This Weekend

The conference theme for 2018 is 'Diversity & Resilience: Building a Community for All Ages.'

Legacy Emanuel Unveils New, Specialized Ambulance

The newest AMR ambulance to join Legacy Emanuel's fleet will be used exclusively for treating and transporting severely ill flu patients.

Cryptosporidium Filtration Plant Planned For Bull Run, City Says

Over the next 9 years, the city will install a filtration plant on the Bull Run water supply. The water supply is not currently treated.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, On Physicians And Opioids

Lorne Cross MD discusses what physicians can do to help prevent opioid addiction.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, on Physician Burnout

Lorne Cross MD discusses what Oregon is doing to help prevent physician burnout.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, on the Measles Outbreak

Lorne Cross MD discusses the recent measles outbreak in Portland, Oregon.

Federal Judge Protects Teen Pregnancy Program From Change By Feds

"This ruling supports teens throughout our nation," a health official for Multnomah County said. "It sends a clear message."

Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia Cases On The Rise: See OR's Rank

A new report from the CDC says the number of cases of all three STDs increased in 2017, marking the fourth year of increases.

OHSU Heart Transplant Program Shut For Now Amid Staff Struggles

"OHSU profoundly regrets the distress our patients are experiencing as a result of this action," the hospital said in a statement.

OHSU Heart Transplant Program Loses Last Doctor

On Wednesday, a fourth cardiologist in the program – the only one of its kind in Oregon. The program is working with affected patients.

Latest Buzz On Saving Bumblebees? Finding Their Favorite Foods

The study, by Oregon State University with funding from the Oregon Zoo Foundation, suggests determining the bees' favorite snacks will help.

OHSU Heart Transplant Program On 2-Week Hold Due To Staff Changes

The hospital's heart transplant program – the only of its kind in the state – was placed on hold after staff resignations.

Lorne Cross MD, Medical Director, on the Opioid Crisis

Lorne Cross MD gives a brief history of the current opioid crisis.

Second Measles Case In Metro Area Confirmed

The Oregon Health Authority on Tuesday said another person infected with measles visited the Portland area between July 30 and Aug. 6.

Best Hospitals In Oregon: New U.S. News Rankings

U.S. News and World Report has released its 2018-19 rankings of the best hospitals in the country. In Oregon, OHSU in Portland took the top.

Kaiser Permanente To Study Opioid Use In Suicide

KP investigator Bobbi Jo Yarborough will lead the three-year, $1.4 million study at KP's Center for Health Research in Portland.

Suffer From Urinary Incontinence? OHSU Says There's A Fix

​“Many women feel that UI is simply…a physical nuisance they just have to deal with," Dr. Heidi D. Nelson says. In reality, UI is treatable.

Mental Health Issues Plague Service Industry Employees: Report

A study shared by Oregon Health & Science University shows workers in the service industry are more likely to suffer depression and stress.

Portland Area Under Air Pollution Advisory

An air pollution advisory for the Portland-Vancouver and Medford areas was issued Tuesday due to elevated levels of smog.

4 Types Of Goldfish Crackers Recalled Over Salmonella Fears

First it was Ritz crackers, now it's ​Pepperidge Farm Goldfish crackers. The products have both been recalled due to salmonella fears.

3rd Measles Case Confirmed In Multnomah County

All three confirmed cases are linked to a Gresham daycare and one person who is believed to have contracted the disease outside the US.