AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCyclospora Update: Michigan health officials say cyclosporiasis cases are easing, with guidance for eating lettuce and salad greens returning to routine while the state reports 14,567 total cases for 2026. Food Safety Research: Federal support for Cyclospora studies is being scaled back mid-outbreak, with two USDA research projects shutting down and a third relocating—raising concerns about future tracking. Hospital Expansion: Corewell Health announced a $1.7 billion expansion plan for Michigan hospitals, including major upgrades in Grand Rapids and Troy. Primary Care Access: Michigan lawmakers unveiled a plan to expand primary care availability amid shortages, aiming to improve access for patients statewide. Workplace Safety: A new webinar breaks down how to use OSHA’s Top 10 citations as a self-check for training, supervision, and hazard recognition. Community Health: Ypsilanti’s Ypsi Pride drew health and sexual wellness resources from local partners, including Planned Parenthood and the Washtenaw County Health Department. Public Health Fieldwork: EGLE odor investigators are using “nose-led” neighborhood sweeps to track noxious smells without specialized air-sampling gear. Healthcare Policy: Michigan’s AG joined legal action to stop federal cuts to Title X family planning funding, arguing the conditions are unlawful.
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