AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFoodborne Illness Watch: Indiana is still in the middle of the national cyclosporiasis surge, with state health officials reporting more than 600 confirmed cases since May and ongoing guidance as investigations continue into contaminated produce. Public Health Guidance: Alabama’s health department says most cases are linked to travel or restaurant outbreaks and notes federal partners have identified a connection to certain shredded iceberg lettuce lots tied to Taco Bell locations in Indiana and other states. Local Health & Access: Indiana pharmacists are increasingly important as chronic disease rises, but closures and reduced hours are limiting access—raising fresh calls for more affordable pharmacy training and stronger pipelines. Community Health Support: Pace Community Action Agency is running its 6th Annual Pad and Tampon Drive to fight period poverty, with drop-offs at Health Connection clinics and school distribution planned. Education Pathways: Herron-Riverside High School and Vincennes University are partnering to expand career and technical education pathways for students starting this fall.
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