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A bipartisan law passed in 2023 prohibits advertising of so-called “do-it-yourself” kits on the basis that the evidence won’t hold up in court

New research shows that women are getting sterilized at higher rates than men in the wake of the Dobbs ruling

A group of Idaho physicians opposed to the state's abortion ban reacted with relief to the court's ruling. However, the case could return to the Supreme Court

Oregon's notoriously fragmented system spawns administrative tasks and barriers at the expense of patients and providers, according to a panel of experts who spoke Wednesday

Two suits accused a former state nurse of allegedly attempting to use his position of authority to groom patients for sex, and claimed state hospital management had a reputation for turning a blind eye toward similar situations despite patients' inability to provide consent

If advocates collect enough signatures, Oregonians would consider the change in 2026

The proposed budget comes after hospital leaders doubled down on their plan to merge with Legacy Health, a deal that still needs regulatory approval

Latinos, who make up about 19% of the U.S. population, accounted for about 33% of new HIV infections, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Low-income Oregonians still don’t have enough mental health and substance use treatment providers, and patients who need interpreters too often don’t get them, an independent state advocate reports

Not even six months on the job, agency director Sejal Hathi is grappling with questions and dissension after the unexplained firing of the agency’s strongest voice on equity issues, Leann Johnson