Yamhill County Public Health shared a self-assessment for substance use on social media, offering a six-question tool designed to help residents evaluate their habits and connect with resources.

The Renton Regional Fire Authority is urging residents to be aware of carbon monoxide dangers, recognize symptoms of poisoning, and take preventive measures like maintaining appliances and using CO detectors.

Multnomah County issues a mandatory wood-burning restriction due to poor air quality caused by air stagnation, with exemptions for essential heating needs.

Oregon reports its first measles cases of the year in Linn County, prompting health officials to issue exposure warnings at two hospital emergency departments.

Kaiser Permanente introduces a Member Rewards program offering up to $150 for engaging in health-focused activities to encourage healthier lifestyles.

The FDA has issued a recall of all ByHeart Infant Formula products due to links with infant botulism. Parents are advised to stop use immediately and monitor for symptoms.

Twin Sisters Creamery recalls several cheese varieties due to possible E. coli contamination with reports of related illnesses in Oregon and Washington.

Oregon State Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner, a physician, marked Medicare and Medicaid's 60th anniversary, emphasizing their vital roles and expressing concerns about federal cuts impacting Americans' health and the wider economy.

The Oregon Health Authority warns about the health risks of wildfire smoke and advises residents, especially vulnerable groups, to prepare by ensuring medication supply and monitoring health.

Two Oregon babies suffered lead poisoning from Target's Good & Gather Baby Pea, Zucchini, Kale, Thyme Vegetable Puree, prompting an OHA recall and health advisory.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management stresses the importance of mental health care following wildfires, as emotional distress can persist long after the event.

Gresham's first Mental Health Fair is set for June 30 at Fire Station 71, with activities and resources to promote mental well-being awareness and support.

Governor Tina Kotek inaugurated a 16-bed mental health treatment facility in Oregon, enhancing care for those with serious mental health issues and bridging the gap between hospitalization and community services.