AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPeptides policy fight: An FDA advisory panel voted to recommend loosening restrictions on certain gray-market peptides (including BPC-157, KPV, TB 500 and MOTS-c) despite FDA scientists’ warnings about limited safety and effectiveness data. Cyclospora/cyclosporiasis in Maryland: Maryland reported more than 100 confirmed cyclosporiasis cases as the national outbreak continues, with health officials linking it to iceberg lettuce tied to Taylor Farms; guidance emphasizes thorough rinsing and heating produce. Measles watch: Maryland confirmed additional measles cases tied to out-of-state travel, prompting exposure-location warnings. ICE enforcement and health impacts: A Baltimore Jewish coalition protested ICE enforcement actions outside a federal facility, while public testimony highlighted fear and mental health tolls on city students. Community health support: Maryland’s NourishMD grants added nearly $4 million to expand food and nutrition help, and Safe Exit Initiative leadership discussed survivor-centered services that include medical care and mental health referrals in Baltimore. Workforce/health access: A Maryland economy analysis points to the state’s heavy federal footprint (including health agencies) and job volatility, while community college payroll failures raise concerns about stability for workers and students. Public safety: A child was flown to Johns Hopkins after a boat propeller injury in Charles County, and a separate scooter crash in the region raised renewed helmet-safety warnings.
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