Multnomah County announces free assistance for residents during Medicare Open Enrollment, highlighting the importance of reviewing coverage changes and utilizing county resources, such as SHIBA, for informed healthcare decisions.

Clark County warns of unpermitted food carts posing health risks, particularly at RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater. Officials struggle to control the issue and urge buying only from permitted vendors.

Clark County Public Health has issued a warning for Lacamas Lake due to high cyanotoxin levels, advising against water contact and recommending fish be cleaned thoroughly, while Round Lake has been cleared.

The article discusses the environmental and safety issues caused by disposable vapes, detailing proper disposal methods as advised by Clark County Public Health.

A bat tested positive for rabies in Clackamas County, Oregon, prompting health officials to remind residents to take precautions, such as vaccinating pets and avoiding contact with bats.

The Little Blue Store in Milwaukie phases out tobacco for fresh produce and health foods, using a $20,000 public health grant to promote community wellbeing.

The Multnomah County Health Department cautions against unlicensed food carts in Portland, citing health and safety risks due to insufficient inspections and permits, especially ahead of a busy event weekend.

Washington County's Behavioral Health and Studio Art Direct are seeking local artists in recovery to submit artwork for display at the upcoming Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment. Selected artists will be compensated.

ODHS and OHA reported the suicide of a 17-year-old in Oregon's foster care. Reviews and investigations are underway to prevent such tragedies and ensure children's access to mental health services.

Washington County Public Health encourages parents to update their children's vaccines with increased whooping cough and measles cases before the new school year.

The Oregon Health Authority warns of measles exposures in Marion County stores amid a rise in cases and stresses the importance of awareness and vaccination.

Oregon allocates over $13 million from opioid lawsuit settlements to bolster addiction treatment programs across the state, with particular support for underserved areas and collaboration between jails and service providers.

Four measles cases have been reported in Marion County last month, with the most recent involving an unvaccinated child. Health officials stress the importance of vaccination amid increased cases in Oregon.