AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLivestock Health Alert: USDA confirmed 5 new New World screwworm cases (Texas calf, Texas goat, New Mexico dog), reviving Florida’s concern after the last U.S. outbreak hit the state in 2016–2017. Maternal Care Access: Midwives sued Georgia over laws they say block direct-entry practice and limit families’ options; one midwife notes she practiced in Florida but can’t in Georgia. Neurology Research: FAU researchers report blocking the cGAS-STING immune pathway reduced Huntington’s brain inflammation and slowed damage in a humanized mouse model. Public Health & Vaccines: A national look warns politicized health care is fueling measles and whooping cough surges, with Florida among states seeing higher counts this year. Hospital/Health Leadership: Lee Health named Ben Spence its next president and CEO, starting Oct. 1. Nutrition Education: HHS says 19 more medical schools will require nutrition training for students starting fall 2026, bringing the total to 73. Community Wellness: Shepherd’s Hope in Central Florida welcomed new CEO Raquel “Rocky” McCormick as it pushes to expand free care for thousands more uninsured neighbors.
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