AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBreast Cancer Support in Albuquerque: A local breast cancer support group, Radiant Healing Together, is spotlighting how community and holistic support can help women cope and even live longer after Stage 4 diagnoses. Mammograms in the spotlight: CHRISTUS Health is urging Southeast Texas women to prioritize screening mammograms during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, emphasizing early detection. Sunland Park water trust shaken: Even after Sunland Park’s arsenic levels met EPA standards in 2025, residents say trust is still fragile after steep rate hikes and ongoing concerns, with a proposed concrete batch plant also raising health worries about dust and asthma. Medicare plan choices narrowing: A KFF analysis finds the average Medicare enrollee will have 28 Medicare Advantage drug plans in 2027, down from 32, with New Mexico among states seeing fewer options. Animal welfare system under strain: Animal Protection New Mexico says 30 of 33 counties lack enough veterinary access and recommends creating a statewide Department of Animal Protection. Measles update: CDC reports 3,887 measles cases nationwide as of Oct. 1, with New Mexico among affected jurisdictions.
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