AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMigraine Prevention for Students: Missouri neurologists say back-to-college changes can trigger migraines, with stress, irregular sleep, and inconsistent meals topping the list; they recommend steady routines, hydration, regular protein at breakfast, and watching possible food triggers. ICU Update—Lionel Richie: The 77-year-old singer remains hospitalized in St. Louis after a concert health scare; reports say doctors are testing for possible heart-related issues after earlier concerns about dehydration. Opioid Safety at I-44 Rest Stops: Webster County launched the Rest Easy naloxone program at Conway welcome centers, stocking free overdose-reversal medication and aiming to reduce stigma while expanding access for travelers. Abortion Fight in Missouri Courts: Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway’s office is airing a $167,000 abortion-related PSA using state funds as the Missouri Supreme Court weighs whether to keep a gerrymandered map and Amendment 6 off the ballot. Local Health Care Staffing: Texas County Memorial Hospital signed a three-year contract for a full-time hospitalist role, adding inpatient support and strengthening its medical team. Heart Health Research: A new review finds both low and high testosterone levels are linked to higher risk of atrial fibrillation, suggesting “dose and target level” matter. Community Care & Screenings: Show Me Healthy Women continues offering free breast and cervical cancer screenings for eligible Missouri women.
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