AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Safety Alert: California-based Taylor Farms expanded a voluntary recall of iceberg lettuce from central Mexico tied to a growing cyclospora outbreak, with potentially affected products shipped to 27 states and reported illnesses reaching more than 1,600 cases nationwide; consumers are urged to discard recalled lettuce and seek refunds. Public Health & Consumer Guidance: Taco Bell in Canada says the implicated lettuce wasn’t served at its locations, while U.S. health agencies continue tracing the source and warning about symptoms tied to cyclospora. Healthcare Access & Policy: California residents can now delete personal data from data brokers via a new free online platform (privacy.ca.gov), with more than 600 brokers expected to connect starting Aug. 1. Mental Health After Disasters: Altadena’s “Conversation Live: Altadena Rising” is adding an “Ask the Therapist” segment to address long-term trauma after the Eaton Fire. Sports Medicine Watch: Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says Shohei Ohtani will not make his next pitching start due to lingering left-knee inflammation, with no return timetable. Community Health: A street medicine team in Las Vegas brings care to people experiencing homelessness, including blood pressure checks and medication refills.
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