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- Public funding helped increase available child care slots in Oregon since 2020
The long-term benefits of these investments are clear: stronger families, more equitable outcomes for Oregon children and a more robust economy. - Associate Dean for Student Success Vicki Ebbeck announces her retirement
After 33 years with the college, Professor Vicki Ebbeck, associate dean for student success, is retiring. September 30 will be her last day with the college. - Public health experts find severe crisis among Oregon health care workforce
Recommendations provided on how to meet the needs of patients and communities throughout Oregon and eliminate health inequities - How to avoid falling for misinformation
We’re all too familiar with enduring a pandemic, but did you know we’re also experiencing an infodemic? - Proximity to heavy traffic congestion linked to lower infant birthweight
Low birthweight leads to higher risk of cardiovascular disease, cognitive impacts, premature mortality; a lot of long-term, life-course impacts. - OSU study finds higher rates of traumatic injuries for outdoor workers during hotter weather
Results underscore the importance of providing robust safety protections for outdoor workers