Jury finds Oregon mother deprived infant daughter of lifesaving care, protection from abuse
Conviction shows how Oregon law holds parents to the same standards as those in states that explicitly criminalize failure to protect children from abuse
Nurses say more babies are being squeezed into rooms in the 30-year-old unit
Former residents of one of Oregon’s largest homeless encampments say they lost cars, work tools, irreplaceable family photos and other items
Advocates say boosting insurance pay would help expand programs for vulnerable pregnant people
If patients can’t say anything nice, some doctor paperwork mandates, they can’t say anything at all
Former employees and patients describe ethical lapses, shoddy records and worse at cosmetic surgery clinic — raising concerns about oversight in the booming industry
A new law is aimed at supporting doula and lactation workers, but many say the success of those reforms depends on whether the state can fix persistent payment problems
Substance use and mental health disorders are driving more maternal deaths in Oregon than any other cause
State officials cited onerous work to implement federal Medicaid eligibility changes and other shifting policies
Most Oregon hospitals have been bleeding cash for years, and at least two are already set to close their obstetrics units
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