AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPatient Access: Deaf inmates in Georgia told a federal court that poor access to meals and healthcare puts their lives at risk. Kidney Care: The FDA granted accelerated approval to Ultomiris for adults with IgA nephropathy, based on reduced proteinuria; continued approval depends on confirmatory trial results. Research & Diagnosis: A study links chronic pregnancy stress to changes in placental signals tied to fetal brain development. Mayo researchers also report that an AI skin-lesion tool identified 93.4% of cancerous lesions, offering support—not a substitute—for clinical judgment. Stroke Prevention: After brain hemorrhage, more time with blood pressure below 130 mmHg was associated with fewer recurrent strokes and other vascular events. Outbreak Readiness: A Nigerian medical laboratory expert urged health facilities to ensure workers have protective equipment after an imported Ebola case. Cybersecurity: Quest Diagnostics said hackers accessed some patient information; agencies also warned that SafePay ransomware actors are targeting healthcare and other critical infrastructure.
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