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Oregon lifts COVID-19 restrictions After more than a year of Zoom meetings and masked Fred Meyer visits, Oregonians can once again brave the open air share Governor Kate Brown announced last Friday an end to the statewide mask mandate, which ended June 30. The single-shot vaccination rate among the eligible population reached 69.9% as of July 1, just below the governor’s goal of a 70% vaccination rate. Brown stated pandemic restrictions would be lifted either once the vaccination goal was met or by June 30, whichever came first. The announcement comes after 16 months of lockdown and over a ...

An interview with SHAC Medical Director Dr. Mark Bajorek SHAC ready and willing to distribute vaccines as needed share The center for Student Health and Counseling, located on the Portland State campus, provides COVID-19 testing, but does not currently offer the vaccine. SHAC’s website states it is “taking measures to obtain the COVID-19 vaccine,” but it is unclear when the center will obtain it since Oregon controls vaccine distribution within the state.   SHAC Medical Director Dr. Mark Bajorek stated all health practitioners and nurses working at SHAC have been certified and trained,...

COVID-19 sickens larger proportion of young people, Oregon and national data show The Lund Report: Since January, the share of new cases in Oregonians aged 10 to 19 has grown by roughly 50% while the proportion of those aged 20 to 50 has shrunk. Author: Jacob Fenton (The Lund Report) Published: 10:39 AM PDT April 7, 2021 Updated: 10:39 AM PDT April 7, 2021 New COVID-19 case counts have plummeted in Oregon, but the state is experiencing a change in who is testing positive. Since January, the share of new cases in Oregonians aged 10 to 19 has grow...

SALEM — New COVID-19 case counts have plummeted in Oregon, but the state is experiencing a change in who is testing positive. Since January, the share of new cases in Oregonians aged 10 to 19 has grown by roughly 50% while the proportion of those aged 20 to 50 has shrunk, according to an analysis by The Lund Report. This shift appears to be part of a national trend. Nationwide weekly data collected by the American Academy of Pediatrics show a similar rise in the percentage of new cases in the young. Hospital admission data exhibit the same pattern: The fraction of patients admitted to a...