Wildfire Health Impacts: Oregon Health Authority says wildfire smoke is driving more respiratory complaints into emergency rooms and urgent care, with adults 18–44 showing up in higher-than-expected numbers as PM2.5 penetrates lungs and bloodstream. Air-Quality Guidance: BLM keeps fire restrictions on Oregon and Washington public lands and urges people to check closures and air quality before visiting. Emergency Preparedness: A new Oregon wildfires “go bag” checklist highlights masks, goggles, disinfecting wipes, backup prescriptions, and compact nonperishable food and water for fast evacuations. Local Fire Response: Crews report major progress on the Woodrat Mountain Fire near Ruch, with 100% of the 282-acre blaze lined and hose work underway, though critical fire weather remains a concern. Public Health Alerts: OHA and Clackamas County warn of a measles exposure at Kaiser Permanente Mt. Scott Medical Office (Aug. 6, 1:35–3:44 p.m.) and advise checking vaccination status and monitoring symptoms. Food Safety: A Rogue Valley restaurant chain says it wasn’t affected by a Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce recall tied to cyclosporiasis, while a separate national update notes cyclospora has spread to 47 states with nearly 23,000 cases. Infectious Disease Watch: CDC reports the drug-resistant fungus Candida auris continues spreading in healthcare settings across the U.S. Community Health: Jackson County Health Department posts routine restaurant inspection scores, with multiple local businesses earning 100s.