AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCancer Care: Banner Health plans an $59 million MD Anderson cancer center in Windsor, with infusion, radiation, imaging and lab services expected to open in 2028. Maternal Mental Health: A free online program developed by CU Boulder researchers cut depression-relapse risk by double digits for pregnant and new mothers with a history of depression. Colorado Health Oversight: A state audit found gaps in marijuana product testing that may leave consumers exposed to contamination. Flu Season: Colorado Springs is seeing flu cases rise earlier than usual, alongside whooping cough and COVID; the state has also reported its first child flu death of the season. Brain Health Research: CU Anschutz scientists found that HSV-1, the common cold-sore virus, can alter brain immune cells in ways that may help explain a possible link to Alzheimer’s risk; the study does not establish that the virus causes the disease. Food Safety: A Salmonella outbreak linked to recalled Virginia oysters has sickened 27 people across 15 states. The oysters were distributed in Colorado. Health Funding: Colorado voters will decide whether to raise income-tax rates on high earners, with new revenue intended in part for health care and early childhood services.
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