AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGLP-1 Safety Watch: A new review links incretin mimetics used for overweight/obesity to lean muscle loss and, in some studies, lower bone mineral density—raising questions about function and fracture risk in older adults. Public Health & Food Safety: Federal health advisers narrowly backed easier access to certain injectable peptides popular online, despite scientists’ warnings they lack proven safety and effectiveness. Texas Animal Health: New World screwworm restrictions are slowing pet transports out of Texas, complicating rescue operations as cases rise in the region. Heat & Pet Safety: East Texas sisters face animal cruelty charges after a puppy died from being left in a locked cage in direct sun with no shade or water. Local Care in Action: U.S. CBP’s El Paso Air Branch and local search-and-rescue teams conducted a helicopter rescue of an injured hiker in the Franklin Mountains. Mental Health: UTHealth Houston research finds teens using social media for 6+ hours daily are more likely to report anxiety symptoms and suicidal ideation.
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