AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMaternal Health & Safety: A new mother at Lovelace Women’s Hospital in Albuquerque says a fallen tree damaged her car as she tried to leave days after giving birth, raising questions about hospital liability and reimbursement. Public Health: The CDC reported cyclosporiasis cases have surged to 4,173 lab-confirmed cases across 41 states, with New Mexico listed among states not currently reporting cases. Child Development & Care Access: UNM’s Project MESA ran a free bilingual summer clinic for young children with autism, pairing family support with hands-on training for future speech-language pathologists. Healthcare Expansion: Christus St. Vincent plans to break ground on a new multi-specialty facility in Los Alamos, adding services like endoscopy, an on-site lab, pharmacy, and an infusion center. Workforce & Health Pipeline: New Mexico Workforce Solutions received $900,000 to expand apprenticeships in healthcare and other high-demand fields, aiming to connect more residents to paid training. Community Health & Prevention: Pediatric allergy specialists are urging early allergy testing as back-to-school season begins, warning that untreated allergies can worsen over time. Public Safety (Health-Adjacent): New Mexico State Police identified the remains of missing woman Jeanette Salazar in a kidnapping case; the medical examiner’s cause and manner of death are still pending.
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