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Statement on Oregon`s Declaration of Emergency due to COVID-19

On March 8, 7 new cases of COVID-19 positives in Oregon doubled the total cases to 17. Governor Kate Brown declared a 60-day State of Emergency for the state of Oregon to aid in combating the spread of the virus.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - “By declaring a state of emergency, the Governor and the Oregon Health Authority Director are taking necessary steps to bring state government’s broad powers to respond to the outbreak of COVID-19 in Oregon.

"We support the Governor’s leadership in taking this step and support any additional actions to prepare and respond to this outbreak."

Oregon Governor Announces Agreement with Health Insurers on COVID-19 Testing

If you have questions about a health insurance company or need to file a complaint, call the Division of Financial Regulation’s advocacy team at 888-877-4894 (toll-free) or visit dfr.oregon.gov.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Governor Kate Brown today announced that the state has reached an agreement with health insurance companies to waive cost-sharing for their customers who need COVID-19 testing.

“I’d like to thank Oregon’s insurers for partnering with the state, so that medical providers can issue COVID-19 tests to anyone who needs one,” said Governor Brown.

What You Need to Know About Vaping

Adults use vaping devices to reduce cigarette use or to enjoy a flavorful fruity taste.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Over the last few years, there has been a tremendous increase in the popularity of vaping devices for adults over 21. However, many people around the world are still not entirely aware of this concept.

Basically, vaping is a process that includes inhaling vaporized liquid through a device.

The Coronavirus Pandemic is Upon Us and Why Americans Should Worry

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) asked “the American public to prepare for the expectation that this might be bad.”

(SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.) - Although the World Health Organization has not declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic a pandemic, an epidemic of world-wide proportions, with no containment in sight.

The virus has spread to at least 49 countries.

Coronavirus Risk Keeps Citizens From Travel

Jean Danhong Chen Analyzes How the Coronavirus is Impacting the Travel Capabilities of Chinese Citizens

(SALEM, Ore.) - Chinese citizens around the world have experienced many travel problems as a result of the novel coronavirus. The coronavirus originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan in the Hubei province.

The disease has made a dangerous impact on the people in Hubei province, and it is spreading to other parts of China and neighboring countries.

Innovative Building Design Solutions Fight Indoor Air Pollution

Biophilic design incorporates the natural world into indoor environments

(SALEM, Ore.) - Salem is no stranger to poor outdoor air quality — stagnant air conditions and the third-driest November on record resulted in the Oregon DEQ declaring it a “moderate health concern” in the tail end of 2019.

Although the air quality advisory has since been lifted, Salem residents can now benefit from paying attention to the quality of the air inside their homes.

The Supreme Awakening - A Review

Pearson presents scientific research showing that Transcendental Meditation effectively and regularly produces higher states of consciousness.

(OLDENBURG, Germany) - The Supreme Awakening: Experiences of Enlightenment Throughout Time -- And How You Can Cultivate Them is the ultimate guide to higher states of consciousness.

This latest book from Craig Pearson presents inspiring experiences from mystics and saints, then shows us how we ourselves can live these states permanently in enlightenment.

How to Sleep Soundly and Naturally Every Night

Optimize your sleep without using tech or supplements

(SALEM, Ore.) - Getting enough quality sleep is a vital component of everyone’s daily life, contributing massively to health and well-being among humans.

Sleep deprivation has been proven to increase the risk of dementia, impact negatively on heart health, contribute to mental health issues and much more.

Public Charge Rule May Withhold Green Cards for Immigrants in Need

Supreme Court decided to allow the new "public charge" rule to take effect affecting legal immigrants across the United States.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Federal appeals courts had previously issued injunctions blocking the rule. Monday's ruling means the policy can go into effect in Oregon and every state, except for Illinois which is covered by a separate injunction.

The new public charge rule expands the list of benefits that the federal government may consider when determining whether someone is a public charge, which would make it more difficult for them to get a green card.

Best Career Opportunities for Senior Citizens

Tackling new goals has many health benefits

(SALEM, Ore.) - Reaching retirement age is an important landmark for people, opening the door for them to choose whatever they want to do with their lives.

Many see it as the ideal opportunity to finally enjoy some freedom, while others view it as a chance to try something completely different in life.