AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMeasles Emergency: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a statewide disaster emergency as measles cases surge, with 108 confirmed cases in 2026 (including 7 in NYC and 4 in Rockland County) and most concentrated in under-immunized rural communities; the order expands who can give MMR vaccines (including paramedics, pharmacists, and midwives) and allows more testing access. Food & Health Tech: A new report highlights how AI is changing food development, while another piece warns AI use in schoolwork may be linked to declining literacy—an issue tied to long-term health and opportunity. Kidney Care Question: A clinical discussion examines whether GLP-1 weight loss can “fake” kidney improvement when eGFR rises; one analysis found semaglutide weight loss didn’t meaningfully change GFR estimates. Public Health Recall: PepsiCo recalled more than 122,000 cases of Gatorade sold in New York and New Jersey due to undeclared Yellow No. 6/Yellow No. 5 dyes. Workforce Training: New York’s SUNY/CUNY Reconnect program is expanding free associate-degree access to adults ages 25–55, aiming to help workers retrain as AI reshapes jobs.
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