AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoInfectious Disease: A rare fungus that can cause brain abscesses has been detected in Washington, D.C., as well as 20 other states. A CDC report counted 49 confirmed or probable U.S. cases through July 2026; detections rose to 14 last year, though the reason is unknown. Crisis Support: The federal government has restored specialized 988 crisis-line services for LGBTQ+ youth, more than a year after ending them. Cancer Prevention: A D.C. summit convened by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network put cancer prevention and screening in the spotlight. Health Care Access: The VA is piloting faster online-account enrollment at six medical centers, including its Washington, D.C., facility, to help veterans reach services and benefits. Local Health Policy: The Trump administration is seeking to rescind $2.1 million for a George Washington University health-equity fellowship, while new D.C. laws have cut workers’ family leave.
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