AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAlzheimer’s Breakthrough: UC San Francisco researchers report blood biomarkers tied to Alzheimer’s can show up years before dementia, with a study in The Lancet finding 6% of midlife adults had amyloid/tau signals linked to subtle thinking changes. Medical Workforce: University of the Pacific plans California’s first Stockton School of Medicine, targeting a 2030 opening to help address physician shortages in the Central Valley and beyond. Public Health & Safety: Los Angeles County launched a heat illness and mortality dashboard as extreme heat season ramps up. Toxic Vapes Warning: UC Riverside research finds high-puff disposable e-cigarettes may accumulate higher levels of harmful aldehydes over time. Health Coverage Glitch: A Sacramento-area business owner says Covered California nearly canceled her insurance after an immigration-status mismatch despite being a U.S. citizen. Community Health Access: San Diego County is expanding Medi-Cal-funded homeless outreach services under CalAIM, aiming to bill for case management and housing navigation. Food Safety Lawsuit: A Costa Mesa family alleges a child’s acute kidney failure after an E. coli outbreak tied to beef kofta from The Kebab Shop. Election & Health Policy: Proposition 50’s new congressional maps are reshaping June 2 races, including potential same-party matchups under California’s top-two primary system.
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