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Oregon marijuana products that were previously recalled over a pathogenic mold will be approved for sale.
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Marijuana in Oregon can no longer be recalled over a pathogenic mold, until a court decides if the state’s zero-tolerance policy went too far.
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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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Climate change disproportionately affects communities of color, the elderly, people with disabilities, and low-income households.
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With increased temperatures forecasted into next week, the Oregon Health Authority has a message for people heading out to recreate in lakes, rivers and reservoirs: beware of toxins in the water.
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The Oregon Health Authority said this month that the requirement to wear masks in healthcare settings will end on April 3rd. KLCC checked with some regional hospitals about their positions on protocol changes.
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Health regulators announced Friday that the mask requirement for workers, patients and visitors to health care settings such as hospitals, dentist’s offices, urgent care centers and school nurses offices, will expire April 3.
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More than one-quarter of tobacco retailers in Oregon who were the subject of a minor decoy operation last year failed the test.
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After School Exclusion Day, certain students will be removed from schools indefinitely until their vaccine requirements are fulfilled.
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Oregon needs more social workers, so the state agency that regulates them is temporarily suspending its fee to take the social work licensing exam.
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Allen oversaw OHA's response to the COVID-19 pandemic and a shift in focus to ending health inequalities. On the campaign trail, Governor-elect Tina Kotek had said she’d fire him over the state's troubled behavioral and mental health system.