AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoScrewworm Spread: New Mexico has expanded its regional infestation map as cases grow, including detections in cattle and a dog. The parasite threatens livestock, wildlife and pets; animal owners should check state guidance for inspection and movement rules. Dental Access: A free, two-day clinic at Albuquerque’s Tingley Coliseum is offering cleanings, fillings, extractions and other care, no insurance or appointment required. The need is significant: nearly 1 million New Mexicans live in dentist-shortage areas. Care Disruptions: A security incident forced UNM Health to close clinics and divert patients, highlighting risks to access when health systems are disrupted. Seasonal Health: Flu activity is rising sharply in New Mexico as respiratory season begins. Coverage Changes: State officials are preparing residents for Medicaid rule changes, including work requirements and shorter renewal periods. Overdose Crisis: While U.S. overdose deaths fell overall, they rose in hundreds of counties; Rio Arriba County had the highest measurable rate in a recent analysis, underscoring the need for local prevention and treatment.
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