AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPatient Safety: Three Colorado women developed blurred vision, headaches, voice changes or weakness after receiving injections of an unapproved botulinum toxin at a medical spa. All recovered, though investigators couldn’t confirm the cause; officials urge patients to ask whether treatments are FDA-approved. Autism Care: A University of Colorado Anschutz study found therapeutic horseback riding helped reduce hyperactivity in children with autism, with other gains in emotional regulation and social functioning. Coverage & Access: Colorado health insurance shoppers are getting an early look at 2027 plans and prices, while Medicaid eligibility is shrinking for thousands of legal immigrants in the state. Caregiving: A Colorado clinical ethicist warns that care plans often assume someone will provide unpaid, behind-the-scenes help — work that can determine whether patients can recover safely at home.
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