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Oregon kids and teens participating in outdoor activities need to protect themselves from air pollution that is more harmful than scientists previously understood, according to new state guidance.
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The Oregon Health Authority issued a public health advisory Tuesday (June 9) for unsafe levels of fecal bacteria in ocean waters at Nye Beach in Lincoln County.
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State health experts say their goal is to keep schools above 90% up-to-date on vaccinations. But many now fall short of that number.
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Some cyanobacteria can produce toxins that sicken people and animals if swallowed or inhaled during activities such as swimming or water skiing.
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A recent report by the Oregon Health Authority found a decline in tobacco sales to minors statewide.
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Health officials in Oregon are concerned they may not be able to contain a small but growing measles outbreak, and on Friday they asked for the public’s help in turning the tide.
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Health officials blame a lack of access to medical professionals and internet misinformation for drops in rates.
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Oregon’s public health officials are urging families to get vaccinated after measles was detected in the wastewater of six Oregon counties.
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The Oregon Health Authority, along with Oregon State University, recently detected the measles virus in Corvallis-area wastewater.
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Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has launched a new statewide effort to stabilize maternity care as more rural hospitals struggle to keep labor and delivery units open. The governor is directing $25 million of General Funds to support hospitals that provide maternity services.
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Both cases are in Linn County. Symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose and red eyes, followed by a rash.
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It’s never too late to get vaccinated, according to the Oregon Health Authority’s Dr. Howard Choi.