AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGender-affirming care crackdown: The Trump administration says federal funding will stop for gender-transition procedures for people under 18, immediately affecting hospitals and medical schools that take federal money. Missouri abortion ballot fight: Missouri’s next election battle is Amendment 3, which would repeal parts of the 2024 RRFI and restrict abortion access, with major outside spending already underway. Telehealth growth: Kansas City’s OmniRx Health says it topped 10,000 subscribers and expanded virtual primary care to 44 states. Behavioral health strain: Maryhaven’s board in Ohio adds new members as the nonprofit faces financial distress, including reported losses and millions owed. Heat risk: A heat-dome pattern is driving dangerous high temperatures and humidity, raising the risk of heat illness for Missourians—especially outdoor workers. Food safety recalls: Walmart-linked Marketside tomato bisque soup kits are recalled over possible Listeria contamination, and other prepared foods tied to jalapeño/salmonella concerns are also being pulled. Local health education: Special Olympics Missouri is running inclusive summer camps, and a Lincoln University nursing student received a scholarship from Jefferson City Medical Group. Public safety and health: Kansas City continues to investigate multiple recent homicides, while a 14-year-old drowned in Miller County.
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