AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Health: Denver confirmed its first West Nile virus case of 2026, urging residents to keep mosquitoes from breeding and protect themselves through fall. Hospital Security: UCHealth said someone “intentionally disrupted” its primary oxygen supply at University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora on Sept. 3; officials say no patients were affected and police are investigating. Child Safety: Colorado child passenger checks found harness use is the most common error, with Car Seats Colorado urging correct installation during National Child Passenger Safety Week. Health Equity & Care: A NICU “Bookworms Since Birth” initiative at Dignity Health St. Mary Medical Center provides bilingual take-home books to support bonding after discharge. Medical Research: Numiera Therapeutics won a $2.3M NIH SBIR grant to advance an etomoxir trial for glioblastoma. Community & Wellness: A new Littleton shop, Leaves on Main, opened Sept. 5, focusing on indoor plants and books to create a calmer home environment. Food & Climate Impacts: An April freeze wiped out tree-fruit crops at some Delta County orchards, leaving Boulder Farmers Market vendors short on apples, pears, peaches and more.
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