AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNew World screwworm alert: The USDA says confirmed New World screwworm cases have climbed to 9, including a first dog case in Lea County, New Mexico, as officials expand surveillance and emergency pet treatment options. FDA pet guidance: The FDA authorized emergency use of nitenpyram tablets (OTC) for dogs and cats meeting age/weight requirements, with veterinarians possibly still needing to remove larvae and treat wounds. State health ripple effects: Florida is tightening animal movement rules, blocking shelter pets from infested states/zones and requiring vet exams for other warm-blooded animals—raising practical concerns for New Mexico families with pets. Heat safety in Las Cruces: With temperatures topping 100 degrees, Las Cruces extended cooling station hours through Saturday, urging hydration and check-ins for older adults and high-risk residents. Child well-being data: New Mexico moved up slightly in the KIDS COUNT Data Book (49th), but the report shows broad declines in health and education across many states. Universal childcare court update: A New Mexico judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the universal childcare program, allowing the expansion to continue while plaintiffs signal an appeal. Health policy watch: The Trump administration warned three New Mexico hospitals to improve price transparency or face fines.
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