AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 hours agoCancer Care Breakthrough: The University of Michigan announced a $10 million boost to expand histotripsy, an FDA-approved ultrasound treatment that can destroy tumors without incision, radiation, or chemotherapy—now aiming to broaden use beyond liver tumors. Workforce Training: Kellogg Community College is accepting students for accelerated CNA training in Battle Creek and Coldwater, with fall course start dates in November and options for different program lengths. Safe Sleep Reminder: A new CDC report finds most sudden unexpected infant deaths involved unsafe sleep setups, including adult beds and soft bedding—back-to-sleep on a firm, flat surface remains key. Public Health & Food Safety: Michigan is among states tied to the national cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce, with guidance focused on symptoms and prevention. Local Health Tech: Detroit’s Children Center deployed digital signage to share important info while creating a calmer, child-friendly lobby experience. Health Access Policy: The White House says nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states, including Michigan, will receive $500 Obamacare overcharge refunds tied to federal exchange “user fees.” Invasive Species Watch: State officials confirmed spotted lanternfly in Berrien County, urging “see it, squish it, report it” to protect crops.
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