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New research from the University of Oregon reveals that a person’s political beliefs affect the trust they have in their own doctors and health care providers.
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It’s an especially bad flu season, and whooping cough — or pertussis — is also causing many infections.
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Oregon health officials say COVID may be less prevalent now than any time since early pandemic lockdowns.
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Reformulated flu and COVID-19 shots are available to Oregonians starting this month. And an RSV vaccine — developed only last year — could have an unprecedented impact keeping infants out of the hospital this fall and winter.
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Oregonians may need to take a few more COVID-19 protections this fall, as the rate of infection in the region continues to rise.
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The University of Oregon honored nearly 4,800 new graduates at a commencement ceremony inside Autzen Stadium on Monday morning.
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For much of this year’s graduating class, the end of college looked a lot different than the beginning. That’s because many of the graduates started at UO during the 2020 lockdowns.
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Oregon students are participating more and, in some cases, testing at higher levels in English, math and science. But a majority of students fall short of proficiency.
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The number of severe COVID-19 cases in Lane County is on the rise as Oregon awaits delivery of the new vaccine and booster.
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Severe cases of COVID are up nationwide this summer, but officials in Oregon said they haven’t seen much of a change.
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A federal magistrate has ordered that former Oregon Gov. Kate Brown can be deposed in a class-action lawsuit, specifically regarding her role in how the state responded to the coronavirus pandemic inside its prisons. The litigation, first filed in April 2020, represents a massive financial liability for the state.
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After a pandemic hiatus of several years, a major Native American cultural event is coming back to Oregon State University.