A girl has a child with a boy from high school at the age of 16. Her father; absent. Her mother; abusive. The child of that high school girl now grows up in a family with an...

The Bend City Council made an ambitious goal of building 1000 affordable housing units across 2 years; a rate five times the amount of affordable housing units built in previous...

Something like a law that makes abortion illegal might seem clear in how it could affect someone’s health, but there are other things one might not consider an “act of society”...

Recently, a survey was taken by a total of 24 students at COCC. This survey had participants give their gender identity, sexual orientation, and race before asking them to rate...

Due to the increase in syphilis rates in Oregon, specifically in the female population because of congenital syphilis (CS), the Deschutes County Health Department suggested a...

Founder and Executive Director of Thrive Central Oregon, Sarah Mahnke explained the most commonly requested services among the student population and her personal goals concerning...

Depression: how does one describe it? Maybe it’s waking up to a monotonous morning alarm and staring at the ceiling for an hour before finally being able to get out of bed....

Free evidence-based Suicide Prevention training will take place at COCC’s Health Career Center in room 330 on Monday, May 9, 2022 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. This training was...

Students taking the new Health and Human Performances course: Public Health System Field Study (HHP299), taught by Professor Sarah Baron, MPH, Ed. D., talked to The Broadside...