AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMental Health Care Access: A new physician-led clinic in Aurora is now offering FDA-cleared TMS and in-clinic SPRAVATO for treatment-resistant depression and related conditions, aiming to expand options for the Denver metro. Kidney Disease Research: Biogen published Phase 3 VALIANT adolescent subgroup results for EMPAVELI (pegcetacoplan), reporting reduced proteinuria and stabilized kidney function in teens with C3G or primary IC-MPGN. Suicide Prevention: Mesa County Public Health released its annual suicide prevention report, citing declines in substance involvement in suicide deaths and stronger youth school connection—while stressing more support is still needed. Food Safety: The FDA upgraded a jalapeño recall involving Taylor Fresh Foods/Taylor Farms products to its most serious category after possible salmonella contamination. Community Health & Wellness: The Life Time Foundation announced $167,000 in Leadville-area grants, including adaptive trails and youth nutrition support. Local Housing: Buena Vista’s “Crossing” development is moving toward leasing affordable apartments, with tenants expected to begin moving in soon. Public Lands & Health Link: Delta County commissioners backed comments supporting rescission of the 2001 Roadless Rule, arguing it helps manage wildfire risk.
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