State Data Raise Questions About Fluoride's Impact, KATU Reports

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In the growing debate about fluoridating Portland's drinking water, one news agency has dug out data the state of Oregon didn't want to release, and the reporting raises questions about the overall effectiveness of adding fluoride in Portland.KATU Channel 2 pressed the state Oregon Health Authority for weeks to release data from its 2012 Smile Survey, a review of dental health involving thousands of ...   More
 
Monday, April 29, 2013 WW Editorial Staff

A Recipe For Safer Eating

Lawmakers want government-run restaurants to undergo health inspections.


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Two Portland legislators say they want to close the loophole in state law that allows government-run restaurants to escape health inspections. The proposal comes after 135 people got sick from e   More
 
Wednesday, January 16, 2013 ERIN FENNER

State Tells Restaurant Workers No Gloves Required

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The gloves are off, and they can stay that way. The Oregon Health Authority says that new code requiring food handlers to wear gloves while touching food isn't going to be enacted after all. The requirement was supposed to go into effect July 1. Restaurant owners fought the requirement because of cost and creating too much plastic waste. They also argued that mandating glove use would discourage hand ...   More
 
Friday, July 13, 2012 KATY SWORD

Medical-Marijuana Activists Up in Arms Over the Proposed Doubling of Fees

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Several lawmakers this legislative session have alleged that the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program is being abused. They point to the number of registered patients—39,774 and counting—and have proposed more than 20 bills aimed at reining in the program. But despite complaints about alleged abuse, the proposed budget for the Oregon Health Authority shows that some lawmakers also see the program as ...   More
 
Friday, June 17, 2011 JAMES PITKIN

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