Detection of measles in Oregon wastewater has health officials here on alert.
Read more…
Source: The Columbian
Clark County health officials on alert after measles found in Ore. wastewater
Published in Clark County Health, Clark County News, Community Funded Journalism, Health, Latest News and Newsletter
More from Clark County HealthMore posts in Clark County Health »
- ‘New chapter’: Columbia River Mental Health Services names new CEO, president
- Vancouver’s PeaceHealth cuts 2.5% of staff to address ‘financial and operational realities’
- Legacy Health to close Clark County clinics due to increased costs, reduced revenue
- School nurses a ‘critical bridge’: Health care pros are spread thin in Vancouver schools
- Ecology researchers work to update Columbia River fish advisories — but face new challenges in climate change
More from Clark County NewsMore posts in Clark County News »
- Vancouver lays out its park improvement plans with slides, footbridges, more
- From the Newsroom: Former editor left big shoes to fill
- Signs of the times: Political campaigns fuel business for local printers
- ‘A light in the community’: Vancouver philanthropist Paul Christensen dies at 91
- Judge denies request by Vancouver defense attorney Josephine Townsend to serve jail sentence only on weekends
More from Community Funded JournalismMore posts in Community Funded Journalism »
- ‘A light in the community’: Vancouver philanthropist Paul Christensen dies at 91
- ‘New chapter’: Columbia River Mental Health Services names new CEO, president
- Education and involvement: Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership celebrates 30 years
- Hoarding can be barrier to stable housing – those who work with homeless people in Vancouver strive to address issue
- Vancouver’s PeaceHealth cuts 2.5% of staff to address ‘financial and operational realities’
More from HealthMore posts in Health »
- ‘New chapter’: Columbia River Mental Health Services names new CEO, president
- Vancouver’s PeaceHealth cuts 2.5% of staff to address ‘financial and operational realities’
- Legacy Health to close Clark County clinics due to increased costs, reduced revenue
- School nurses a ‘critical bridge’: Health care pros are spread thin in Vancouver schools
- Ecology researchers work to update Columbia River fish advisories — but face new challenges in climate change
More from Latest NewsMore posts in Latest News »
- Vancouver lays out its park improvement plans with slides, footbridges, more
- From the Newsroom: Former editor left big shoes to fill
- Signs of the times: Political campaigns fuel business for local printers
- ‘A light in the community’: Vancouver philanthropist Paul Christensen dies at 91
- Judge denies request by Vancouver defense attorney Josephine Townsend to serve jail sentence only on weekends
More from NewsletterMore posts in Newsletter »
- Vancouver lays out its park improvement plans with slides, footbridges, more
- From the Newsroom: Former editor left big shoes to fill
- Signs of the times: Political campaigns fuel business for local printers
- ‘A light in the community’: Vancouver philanthropist Paul Christensen dies at 91
- Judge denies request by Vancouver defense attorney Josephine Townsend to serve jail sentence only on weekends
Be First to Comment