Wild Horse Policy and Health Equity: A New York Times investigation says the federal Bureau of Land Management is selling protected wild mustangs to buyers who can quickly resell them for export, raising animal-welfare and public accountability concerns. Primary Care Access: A new report highlights how short, insurance-driven primary care visits can leave patients without time for prevention, follow-ups, and the “why” behind symptoms. Jail Death Investigation: New video in the Gerlinde Spring Lynch case shows her repeatedly saying “I can’t breathe” while being restrained at the Clackamas County Jail; her death was ruled a homicide by the medical examiner, while prosecutors declined charges. Oregon Psilocybin Outcomes: An OHSU-led JAMA Network Open study finds Oregon’s regulated psilocybin services are linked to major drops in anxiety, depression, and PTSD symptoms, with low rates of severe adverse events. Marketplace Update: Oregon received CMS conditional approval to launch Explore Health, shifting the state’s health insurance marketplace to a state-based system starting Nov. 1, 2026. Behavioral Health in Curry County: A community forum in Port Orford focused on substance use, HIV concerns, and rising needs tied to SNAP and food insecurity. Rural Workforce Pipeline: Klamath-area partners secured an OHA grant to expand EMT and emergency responder training for high school students. Workplace Safety and Privacy: A federal court temporarily blocks the Trump administration from accessing sensitive data tied to 17 million commercial drivers, after state AGs challenged the demand. Local Health Infrastructure: Volunteers of America Oregon plans a 6.5-acre Health and Family Services Campus in Northeast Portland, including treatment beds and outpatient services.