AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMeasles Watch (Texas): U.S. measles cases hit a 35-year high, with Texas among the states reporting the most infections as vaccination rates slip—public health officials are urging catch-up shots and staying alert for symptoms. Cancer Screening Access (Williamson County): The Williamson County and Cities Health District expanded breast screening to include colon and prostate cancer screenings, offering community education and referrals at a Taylor library event. Helium Supply Strain (East Texas): Tyler businesses that rely on helium say costs are rising and planning is getting harder; hospitals also feel the pinch because helium is used for MRI imaging. Kidney Transplant via Social Media (Dallas area): A Cedar Hill man in kidney failure received a transplant after a Houston woman saw his viral TikTok plea and stepped forward as a living donor. Food Safety & Outbreaks (Texas-linked): Health agencies continue tracking salmonella-linked egg recalls and cyclospora concerns, with Texas households urged to follow recall guidance and outbreak updates. Public Health & Safety (Texas): Federal prosecutors charged 11 people in the deaths of seven migrants found in a Texas rail container, with authorities citing extreme heat as a likely cause.
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