AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoInfant Formula Accountability: Michigan’s AG Rayfield says Abbott will pay Oregon $977.6M after allegations tied to unsafe manufacturing of powder infant formula and nutritional therapy products used in Medicaid and WIC. Cancer Care Update: A new SWOG S1827 trial presented in lung cancer research suggests small-cell lung cancer patients may do better cognitively with brain MRI surveillance alone instead of prophylactic cranial irradiation. Public Health Safety in Michigan: Residents on the 2nd and 3rd floors of Tyden Lofts in Hastings can return after negative ricin tests; first-floor residents remain displaced while officials await more results. Food Safety & Parasites: A report highlights PCR fecal testing detecting Echinococcus in Pennsylvania wild canids, underscoring why vets and pet owners should take parasite screening seriously. Women’s Health Research: Rutgers and MSU researchers received NIH funding to model how female hormone changes affect how medicines work, aiming to reduce side effects and improve trial design. Community Health & Access: Detroit’s MDHHS urged expecting mothers to use folic acid to prevent birth defects, as new data shows declining Affordable Care Act enrollment in Michigan. Emergency Response: Authorities detailed the rescue of a missing 70-year-old Isle Royale hiker after 11 days lost, and reported a separate Iron County crash where a driver was hurt after rear-ending a stopped school bus.
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