AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMeasles Surge: The CDC says U.S. measles cases hit 2,318 in 2026—already surpassing all of 2025—driven by outbreaks tied to South Carolina, Utah, and Arizona, with vaccination rates continuing to slip. Cyclospora/Cyclosporiasis Watch: Arizona researchers and public health officials are urging residents not to panic about swimming exposure; guidance points more toward produce as the usual source, while washing leafy greens well remains the practical takeaway. Yuma Care Disruption: Bio Family Clinic patients in Yuma are dealing with sudden closures after the Arizona Attorney General’s fraud investigation and funding cutoffs, leaving appointments canceled and records delayed. Food Safety Alert: The FDA reports a salmonella outbreak linked to recalled eggs has sickened at least 98 people across 17 states, including Arizona. Heat & Burns: A Tempe man suffered second-degree burns after chasing a dog on hot pavement, a reminder that summer contact burns are common. Homeless ID Access: Tempe’s Sleep Out 2026 (July 29) raises funds for ID replacement so people can access jobs, housing, and health care. Local Health Incident: A former nurse postal clerk helped save an 8-month-old baby with CPR after the child stopped breathing at a Greenlee County post office. Environmental Exposure: A new study finds lithium shows up in household drinking water across Western Tribal communities, with water linked to lithium levels measured in urine.
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