AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMeasles Watch: CDC data show measles cases rising nationwide in 2026, with most linked to the current outbreak; Pennsylvania is reporting a surge and hospitalizations, underscoring the need for vaccination and quick care when symptoms appear. Screwworm Response: New Mexico livestock officials expanded surveillance after a second New World screwworm case in Grant County, setting an infested zone and ramping up inspections and fly-trapping. Food Safety Alert: A CDC-linked salmonella outbreak tied to pet turtles has more than doubled, now at 20 illnesses across 12 states, with young children most affected—families are urged to treat turtles as a germ source and follow hygiene guidance. Cancer Prevention Gap: A new analysis finds millions of women ages 21 to 65 have never been screened for cervical cancer, highlighting missed opportunities for early detection. Community Health & Access: New Mexico Voices for Children says the state’s childcare and family-support investments must translate into real, day-to-day access—especially in rural areas. Local Care Spotlight: The Commons in Grant County is preparing its Gala in the Garden, continuing long-running food security work across remote communities.
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