Coronavirus in Oregon
How long COVID can affect retirement planning: What are your odds?
Common effects include fatigue, brain fog, difficulty breathing, anxiety, depression and gastrointestinal issues, and 39% have had symptoms for a year or more.
Opinion: Long-COVID patients left behind as Oregon – and the country – move on
The CDC has followed Oregon’s lead in dropping isolation guidelines for those who have tested positive for COVID, writes Emma Smith, a 2021 University of Montana graduate who has Long COVID. Not only does that leave the immunocompromised at risk, but it downplays for the public the risk and consequences of Long COVID.
Oregon couple tells the IRS, ‘That dog won’t hunt’: Steve Duin column
Tom and Patricia Wade have been entangled in an identity-theft case for seven months.
Today’s the deadline to request free COVID tests from the government
The U.S. government is suspending mail orders for free COVID-19 tests — at least for now.
Readers respond: Report facts, not opinions, on COVID policy
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Is it OK to go out with COVID? Oregon led the nation in saying yes, now the CDC may follow
Some say they’ll still stay home, but others say that’s unnecessary with a virus that’s ubiquitous.
Restock your N95, KN95 face masks on sale at cheapest prices with COVID-19 virus cases surging again
The new JN.1 variant has arrived. Here are the best ways to protect yourself and re-stock your supply of masks at the cheapest prices
Do you need to worry about new COVID-19 variant? What we know
“Am I going to be really sick? Do I have to mask up again?” It is important to know the basics.
Long COVID’s deep impact on Latinos
One in five COVID-19 infections results in long COVID, with Latinos the most affected. How prepared are we to care for a looming avalanche of Latino long-haulers?
Experts believe latest COVID-19 vaccine will work against new variant
Many pharmacies offer the shot.
Flu, COVID-19 infections are expected to ramp up; new coronavirus variant emerges
The increases are expected to be fueled by holiday gatherings, too many unvaccinated people and a new version of the coronavirus that may be spreading more easily.
Readers respond: Children’s needs take a back seat to strike
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Readers respond: Real activities in downtown Portland
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Readers respond: Portland teachers shouldn’t strike
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Wyden, other senators seek answers on Social Security overpayment clawbacks
The COVID stimulus payments left some recipients with more money in the bank than the $2,000 asset limit for individuals receiving benefits through a Social Security program called Supplemental Security Income. The Social Security Administration has sent some people notices alleging they were overpaid and demanding they repay the government, according to people affected.
Deals on N95, KN95 masks, COVID tests on sale for Prime Day October to help you restock your supply
Prime Day October is a great time to get a good supply of masks, replace outdated COVID tests and stock up on cold and flu medicine for the fall and winter months with deals sales on many products you need to keep yourself safe and comfortable with COVID cases once again on the rise.
COVID-19 vaccine appointments available, but landing one requires some planning
The updated shots are recommended for everyone 6 months and older.
Government stops printing this once-vital COVID document
Otherwise, people who need their COVID-19 immunization records will need to request them just like any other vaccine. In many cases, the clinic, pharmacy or health department that provided the shot can provide those records.
With COVID-19 on the rise again, restock your N95 and K95 face masks with these deals
Get the best deals with lowest shipping on masks for you and your family.
U.S. will produce, mail out free COVID-19 tests again
A website to order the tests from the government will start back up this month.
Updated COVID-19 vaccines target latest strains, will be available in Oregon next week
Federal experts recommended the booster Tuesday.
New COVID-19 vaccines approved by FDA; shots could be available later this week
US regulators approved updated versions of the COVID-19 vaccines made by Pfizer Inc. and Moderna Inc. Monday as hospitalizations tick up in a late-summer surge of the virus.
New COVID vaccine, due as early as next week, appears to work well against Pirola subvariant
One of the new COVID-19 vaccines that could come out as soon as next week appears to provide strong protection against the latest upstart subvariant
First lady Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19, but President Biden’s results are negative so far
Jill Biden will remain at the couple’s home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, for the time being, while the president has returned to the White House.,
Readers respond: Ryan holds arts council accountable
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Readers respond: Get real about Portland’s problems
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Restock your face masks as COVID-19 Pirola variant emerges: Best deals on N95 or KN95 with fast shipping
Get ahead of the curve and prepare for the cold, flu, and Covid season to come.
Readers respond: Recovery study must include all downtown
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Readers respond: Requiring workers downtown a risk worth taking
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Your emergency go bag needs these essential preparedness contents; checklist for wildfires, more
If told to evacuate, take an already prepared, portable go bag that is lightweight enough to carry in case you have to walk or use public transportation.
Readers respond: Keep doctors with kindness
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Top-rated COVID-19 test kits on sale cheap with same day shipping during Amazon flash sale today
The best way to make sure you stay safe is by stocking up on COVID-19 antigen rapid test kits. iHealth rapid test kits are well-rated and are available on sale at a steep discount as an Amazon Daily Deal today with same day shipping for only $13 per kit.
Readers respond: Escape failed system with school choice
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