AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFood Safety: Utah is among nine states tied to an E. coli outbreak linked to Graziers raw-milk cheeses. The company recalled all its raw-milk varieties nationwide; eight of 13 reported patients have been hospitalized, and three developed a serious kidney complication. Nursing Workforce: Chamberlain University opened its first Utah campus in Sandy, with its first nursing students due Oct. 26. Utah has just seven nurses per 1,000 residents, the lowest rate in the country. Medical Access: Grand County plans to offer free rides to medical appointments in Moab, Price, Grand Junction and Salt Lake City starting next spring. Local Health: A 19-year-old Penguins player was taken to University of Utah Hospital after fainting on the team flight from Salt Lake City; he was diagnosed with a vasovagal episode and is undergoing further tests. Heart Health: A study of more than 50 million hospital records found cardiovascular admissions rose faster after recreational cannabis laws took effect in Western states, though the findings show an association, not proof of cause. Cancer Support: Utah’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk returns to Sandy on Saturday, Oct. 24, as about 2,480 Utahns are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer this year.
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