The measles virus was detected in two people on June 27 and July 6, respectively, after both individuals had contact at a Gresham daycare.
Eight hospitals in the Northwest Children's Miracle Network recently shared a $334,000 donation from the Northwest Credit Union Association.
Oregon Health & Science Univ. Knight Cancer Institute Director Brian J. Druker received the 2018 Tang Prize in Biopharmaceutical Science.
Drs Jay and Michael Malmquist of Malmquist Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery have reduced their opioid prescriptions with help from Exparel.
AMR is looking to improve bystander CPR rates and cardiac arrest survivability by offering free CPR training to the community this week.
Biketown and all associated programs will offer 90 minutes of free ride time per day throughout 'Bike Month.'
The Oregon Health Authority expanded the boundaries of its 2004 fish advisory following the discovery of PCBs in the lower Willamette.
Various contaminants, including listeria and rodent feces, have prompted a major recall of donated Oregon Food Bank products.
The American College of Surgeons recognized Doernbecher for its strict adherence to ACS guidelines and ability to provide high-quality care.
The second largest wireless service provider joins Verizon and Sprint to bring fast, reliable service to the Mt. Hood Meadows area.
Every Legacy medical center in Portland is now equipped to help people who have experienced a litany of heart-related medical problems.
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While the second largest CCO in the state will close Jan. 31, the largest one will pick up its members so no one loses medicaid coverage.
Nine-year Legacy Health veteran Trent Green will assume the president role Dec. 24.
Three hundred people will lose their jobs and 120,000 patients will have to find care elsewhere if FamilyCare closes.
The 14-year-old program partners Doernbecher Children's Hospital patients with Nike to create one-of-a-kind designs, raising funds for OHSU.
The multiple detections in 2017 follow years of tests where no cryptosporidium was found in the Bull Run water supply.
The verification makes Randall’s 1 of 50 pediatric centers in the U.S. to receive the Level-1 recognition.
Mike Tracy and his 91-year-old mother, Betty, are both on Medicaid. And not sure where they would be without it.
Cuts to the 2018 federal budget could seriously undermine the slight decrease in number of Oregon families struggling with food insecurity.
The new uniforms will make their debut during the Ducks-Cornhuskers game at Autzen Stadium in Eugene Sept. 9.
A non-profit says hang on to your eclipse glasses. They've got plans for them.
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2017-18 rankings of best hospitals in the country; two in Oregon ranked nationally.
After years on dialysis, a new kidney makes a Patch editor feel as though he's been released from prison. Then the kidney surprises him.
The discovery could change the future for families who pass along the mutation that causes hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, researchers said.
The July 30 event will close large portions of several Northeast Portland roads Sunday morning. Officials advise using alternate routes.
After years long studies, the Oregon Health Authority has been given the go-ahead to expand its youth marijuana use prevention campaign.
The $9.2 million grant to study the aggressive, treatment-resistant breast cancer will be awarded over five years.
Responding to Netflix's "13 Reasons Why," health officials suggest parents and families start a dialogue with their kids about suicide.
Transportation officials are hosting an open house Tuesday, seeking more input from the community to help shape this expansion on BIKETOWN.
According to a recent study, a pertussis outbreak was three times more likely to affect unvaccinated children earlier than vaccinated kids.
Patrons who ate or drank at two Cup & Saucer locations in February or March may have been exposed to the disease. Read through for details.
All but Westmoreland Park and two fields at Gabriel Park have been reopened for scheduled, permitted games only, officials said.
Registration opens March 21 for classes beginning April 3.
The seven cases at the Montessori of Aladema School brings the state's total to nine cases in this nationwide outbreak.
"We believe that she is out of the woods," one of Baby Fatemeh's doctors said Monday.
Baby Fatemeh underwent a preliminary procedure on Friday to determine the extent of damage to her lungs.
Four-month-old, Fatemeh, caught up in the immigration ban, makes it to Portland for what they hope will be life-saving surgery.
Four-month-old Fatemeh is expected to arrive this week.
And you think you're having a bad day? Maybe not as bad as the one Ashley Glawe had recently.