Oregon Health Authority Leadership Shake-Up: Dr. Sejal Hathi will step down Aug. 1 as Oregon’s top public health official, with Fariborz Pakseresht named interim director starting July 6 as the agency navigates a lingering behavioral health crisis. Public Health Alerts: OHA issued a cyanotoxin advisory for Thief Valley Reservoir, urging people to avoid swimming and risky water contact where blue-green algae blooms are present, and noting boating may be okay if spray is limited. Behavioral Health Support Locally: NAMI launched a Family Support Group in Redmond for people supporting loved ones with mental illness, meeting in person the first and third Tuesdays. Health & Safety for the Holiday: OHA is urging Oregonians to plan ahead for July 4, emphasizing that alcohol is tied to a large share of crashes and highlighting binge-drinking risks. Community Health in the Wildfire Season: Regional fire officials warn that dry conditions and fireworks/campfires can spark fast-moving wildfires, urging careful disposal and immediate reporting. Care Access & Coverage Policy: Nevada AG Aaron Ford joined a multi-state lawsuit challenging Trump administration Medicaid work requirements for medically frail individuals, arguing it removes protections for vulnerable patients. Mental Health & Youth Cannabis: A JAMA Health Forum study links teen marijuana use to more than double the risk of psychotic disorders and bipolar disorder by young adulthood. Oregon Environment, Health Link: Oregon gardeners are being warned about invasive jumping worms that can degrade soil health and reduce moisture retention, potentially affecting local food-growing and ecosystems.