AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMedical Education Funding: California will provide $2 million in seed money for University of the Pacific’s planned School of Medicine in Stockton, aiming to boost doctors for underserved Central Valley and surrounding regions. Medicaid Fight: San Diego County supervisors approved a resolution opposing federal Medicaid cuts, warning hundreds of thousands rely on Medi-Cal and could face new work-reporting rules. Public Health—West Nile: West Nile virus activity is rising in California’s San Gabriel Valley, with mosquito samples above the five-year average; officials urge bite prevention and eliminating standing water. Health Care on Transit: A San Francisco wrongful-death case heads to trial in February over a fentanyl/meth overdose on a Muni bus, alleging the driver left a passenger slumped for hours. Rare Disease Drug Setback: Ultragenyx shares plunged after a Phase 3 Angelman syndrome study failed key endpoints, raising uncertainty for its pipeline. Community Safety: Investigators are looking into two separate decomposed-body discoveries in Carson’s Dominguez Channel, with no connection yet established.
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