AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoColorectal Cancer Screening: The American Cancer Society is updating guidance to include a blood test option for people who avoid colonoscopy or stool tests—because the “best” test is the one you actually do. Planned Parenthood Access: Planned Parenthood of Gainesville will close June 26, ending in-person services (including STI screenings and vaccinations) while shifting some care to telehealth. E-Bike Safety Rules: Florida’s SB 382 would require e-bikes to stay under 10 mph near pedestrians, yield on shared paths, and use an audible signal before passing—aimed at reducing injury risk. HIV Funding: Florida lawmakers restored funding for HIV medication assistance after earlier cuts, easing patient fears it was temporary. Indian River Lagoon Restoration: Crews deployed more than 3.5 million “super clams,” pushing the Billion Clam Initiative past 100 million total to improve water quality. Local Health & Housing: Realtors report April home sales up in Pensacola, but warn higher mortgage rates and uncertainty could slow summer demand. Public Safety: A new cold-case arrest in Pinellas County links DNA to a 1998 armed sexual battery suspect.
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