AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCancer Care Access: West Virginia lawmakers passed “Jessica Huffman’s Law,” requiring insurers to cover scalp cooling systems to help reduce hair loss for patients undergoing chemotherapy. Dermatology Expansion: Memorial Health System added three providers—Dr. B. Asher Louden, Dr. Janelle King and PA Heather Mossbarger—to expand dermatology access across the Mid-Ohio Valley, with a new Parkersburg location planned this fall. Lyme Prevention: With tick bites and Lyme disease surging, Kanawha-Charleston and Fayette County health departments are offering preventive doxycycline after certain tick exposures. Medical Lawsuit: A Cabell County woman filed a negligence complaint against CAMC, alleging emergency staff failed to recognize a spinal cord emergency after a July 2024 ER visit, leaving her an incomplete quadriplegic. Diabetes Community Effort: Coplin Health Systems and the City of Ravenswood hosted the 10th Annual Dash for Diabetes 5K, raising support for diabetes education and local youth programs. Health Education & Training: WVSOM recognized Dr. Albeir Mousa as a 2026 Outstanding Specialty Preceptor, and two WVSOM-connected leaders received “40 Under 40” honors. Food Safety Recall: Fry Pie Factory recalled pepperoni rolls distributed in Ohio and parts of West Virginia due to undeclared milk allergen and improper refrigeration.
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