AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedical Education: BYU’s School of Medicine has received preliminary accreditation and can recruit its first class of up to 60 students, set to begin in July 2027. Cancer Care: Breast cancer rates are rising in Utah while screening rates lag. Intermountain Health LDS Hospital is also joining a clinical trial of an experimental therapy for non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Community Health: Intermountain’s Downwinders Clinic is holding Utah meetings to help people apply for radiation-compensation payments under the expanded RECA program. Infectious Disease: Summit County health officials are preparing for measles risk as vaccine interest rises amid the nationwide spread. Research: An Intermountain study found that starting vasopressin early did not improve survival or recovery for patients with septic shock, suggesting clinicians can wait to see if their condition worsens.
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