AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSurrogacy & newborn care fight: Texas AG Ken Paxton’s emergency push helped secure life-saving treatment for “Baby Gabriel,” born in Texas after a multistate dispute over a surrogate’s refusal to abort a fetus with hypoplastic left heart syndrome—now tied up in custody and medical-care battles. Food safety: The FDA escalated a salmonella egg recall to its highest “Class 1” risk level, with millions of cartons linked to illnesses and hospitalizations; Texas retailers are among the affected distribution. Public health policy: HHS says billing fraud is rampant in youth gender-related procedures, cutting Medicaid/CHIP funding for “sex-rejecting” care while referring providers for investigation. Texas health workforce & access: Karnes City ISD called a $128M bond election for facility upgrades and teacher housing, including health-science classroom space. Animal health risk: A salmonella pet food recall affecting multiple states warns that contaminated raw pet food can sicken people who handle it. Measles watch: Wisconsin reported its first outbreak of the year amid the broader national resurgence, underscoring vaccine importance. Rural Texas agriculture: Texas A&M AgriLife updated pasture mealybug guidance after EPA approved emergency use of Centric 40WG.
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