AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoMeasles & Vaccines: A new peer-reviewed review finds vaccinated people can still catch measles and, less commonly, pass it on—documenting 70 vaccinated transmitters and hundreds of linked secondary cases, while unvaccinated infections remain the main driver of outbreaks. Youth Safety & Health Tech: A Texas judge ruled TikTok violated consumer protection laws over how it marketed underage safety and its “Restricted Mode,” raising fresh questions about what kids can access online. Pediatric Kidney Care: Children’s Hospital Colorado urology experts are pushing a radiation-free approach to kidney stone surgery using ultrasound guidance instead of x-ray fluoroscopy. Community Health & Harm Reduction: Colorado Springs parents and law enforcement held a town hall on fentanyl, social media harms, sextortion, suicide risk, and the growing use of AI chatbots by kids. Local Care Access: Greenwood Village settled a federal lawsuit alleging it targeted disabled homeless people staying at a Motel 6, tied to an ordinance limiting stays. Rural Hospitals: A guest column argues rural hospital closures and Medicaid cuts would force longer drives for pregnant patients and other urgent care on Colorado’s eastern plains.
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