AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSyphilis Prevention: New Mexico is renewing expanded syphilis testing to protect newborns. Cases have fallen more than 32% in three years, but remain among the nation’s highest; infection during pregnancy can cause birth defects or death. Infant Safety: The state is offering free portable cribs to families in need. Families can check eligibility by completing safe-sleep training at safesleepNM.org. Head Start: New Mexico is leading a 25-state coalition opposing proposed federal cuts to the program, which provides early education and health services to low-income families. The proposal would roll back standards and require English-only instruction. Air Quality: During a visit to Santa Fe, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said the agency plans to eliminate its program for identifying major methane leaks. Environmental groups warn the rollback could worsen pollution near oil and gas sites.**
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