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The University of Oregon has received an $11 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Over 25,000 units of the baby food, sold nationwide at Target, were recalled in March by the FDA due to lead contamination.
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Without a state-mandated tax base, some rural first responders work unpaid.
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A previously reported outbreak of Shigella in Lane County appears to have gotten less severe.
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Even a few minutes in a parked vehicle can lead to heatstroke for pets, especially in this week's hot weather.
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We sit down with Lane County Senior Public Health Officer Dr. Patrick Leudtke.
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The Oregon Health Authority has confirmed the state’s first measles case of 2025.
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We talk with Eva Williams and Coleen Smith of Willamette Family about the expansion of treatment services for substance abuse, highlighting the new Buckley House. The expansion is funded by a $4 million investment from the state, increasing detox beds from 22 to 35 in the community.
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Lane County is looking to open a new clinic in Florence to help treat opioid addiction.
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A new collaboration between PeaceHealth, Eugene transitional housing community Everyone Village and other groups will provide 10 recovery cottages and a clinic for people without a safe place to go after surgery.
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A low-income veterinary clinic in Pleasant Hill plans to shut down at the end of this month unless it can locate more funding.
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Lane Community College has announced that its Licensed Practical Nursing program will close this year, impacting nearly 40 hopeful applicants on track to become front line caregivers.