Amy Watson was diagnosed with COVID-19 more than two months ago and is still dealing with symptoms. PORTLAND, Oregon — A Portland woman was diagnosed with COVID-19 more than two months ago and is still dealing with symptoms. She's far from alone. The virus is causing long-term health issues and medical experts are trying to…
CORONAVIRUS Spokesperson for Ashton Gardens in Portland said four people have tested positive for COVID-19 coronavirus at the facility PORTLAND, Maine — EDITOR'S NOTE: In the above video, NEWS CENTER Maine's Clay Gordon demonstrates one of the proper ways to take off protective gloves.Another Maine long-term care facility is dealing with a cluster of coronavirus, COVID-19…
Workers at a Southeast Portland nursing home that has now reported 14 coronavirus deaths failed to wash their hands, got only one mask per shift and weren’t trained on how to control the spread of infection, the state said Thursday.Healthcare at Foster Creek has become the site of the largest known cluster of coronavirus cases…
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