Between 2012 and 2020, new HIV cases in Oregon were generally declining, according to data from the Oregon Health Authority. More recently, the trend has reversed. July 7, 2025 ...

Several hospitals in the Portland area used an outsourced anesthesiology group whose physician may have exposed thousands to ...

Oregon does not yet have the equivalent of a Magic Johnson. That is, a state-minted celebrity dear to Oregon's heart who's chosen, like Johnson, to be open about being HIV-positive.

Oregon is four years into a five-year, federally sponsored program to end HIV transmission by testing vulnerable Oregonians, alerting them of their HIV status and providing them with treatment and ...

Scientists test cutting HIV out of cells 02:17. More than 2,400 patients at hospitals around Portland, Oregon, may have been exposed to infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and C, as well as ...

Oregon launched an initiative Thursday aimed at ending new HIV infections in the state, building on decades of foundational work to introduce a new five-year plan focused on testing, prevention ...

Over 2,400 of patients who visited hospitals in Portland, Oregon, may have been exposed to diseases such as hepatitis B and C, as well as HIV, health officials have warned.

After an anesthesiologist may have exposed thousands of people treated at several hospitals in Oregon to hepatitis and HIV, those patients are being advised to get tested for the diseases.

PORTLAND, Ore. – More than 2,000 patients from two Portland-area hospitals might have been exposed to several types of infections after a physician possibly violated hospital protocols, Oregon ...

More than 2,400 patients at Oregon hospitals may have been exposed to HIV and hepatitis B and C due to a physician's inadequate infection control practices, officials said. The physician, who was ...

More than 2,400 patients at hospitals around Portland, Oregon, may have been exposed to infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and C, as well as HIV, because of an anesthesiologist who may not ...