AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSharps Disposal: Colorado Health Network’s “Fill It Forward” is expanding free sharps collection in Grand Junction, aiming to close rural gaps; it has collected 40,000+ sharps since launching in early 2026. Cancer Risk: A new U.S. study links alcohol to a sharp rise in alcohol-attributable cancer deaths over 33 years, with risk tied to “standard” daily drinking. Infectious Disease Watch: Colleges are urging faculty and staff to prove measles immunity after a single case can trigger weeks of quarantine, following earlier Denver-area disruptions. Public Health & Safety: Denver’s High Injury Network remains under scrutiny after a fatal motorcyclist crash on North Chambers Road, underscoring ongoing Vision Zero focus. Community Health Access: Colorado’s SBA STEP grant program is offering $770,000 to help small businesses fund international sales and marketing—an economic boost that can affect local health resources. Wildlife Health: New Mexico reported another plague case in wildlife after a wild rat tested positive, following multiple dog cases this year. Caregiving & Planning: Visiting Nurse Association highlights starting advance care planning conversations. Local Leadership: Eagle County’s new school superintendent KC Somers outlines a partnership-focused approach for the district.
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