Mpox Vaccine Push: Oregon Health Authority urged people at higher risk to get vaccinated as more severe mpox clade spreads globally, with Pride-season gatherings raising exposure chances. Nursing Home Accountability: South Hills Rehabilitation Center in Eugene is under scrutiny after a wheelchair resident went missing and was later found dead; Medicare records show repeated health-related citations and large federal fines. Psilocybin Safety Question: A Johns Hopkins study using Oregon Health Authority data found many psilocybin participants seek general wellness rather than serious medical needs, raising safety concerns as Oregon’s “supported adult use” model expands. School Mental Health Funding Fight: Oregon joined a multi-state lawsuit seeking to block Trump administration cuts to school-based mental health grants, arguing the move violates a court order and threatens youth counseling capacity. Public Health Advisory: Oregon issued a health warning for Pettit Reservoir in Silverton due to a toxic algae bloom—swimming and swallowing water are discouraged, and boiling won’t remove toxins. Community Health Access: Healthy Klamath opened a new downtown Klamath Falls location to improve visibility and coordination across local health partners. Rural Care & Wellness: Oregon Health Authority also highlighted rural healthcare funding and nutrition support through state programs. Public Safety & Health: A Highway 126 head-on crash sent one driver to a hospital by Life Flight and another with moderate injuries; separate news noted a missing person case reopened as homicide in Gresham.