AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCyclospora Update (WV impact): Federal health officials say a key Taylor Farms lettuce test was a false positive, but they insist the multistate cyclosporiasis investigation and the recall remain in effect. The FDA says traceback and outbreak data still point to shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms’ central Mexico operations, with cases concentrated in places including West Virginia. Food Safety Guidance: Consumers are urged to avoid recalled lettuce and follow safe washing/handling steps while clinicians consider Cyclospora in prolonged watery diarrhea. TRICARE Flood Relief (WV): TRICARE authorized temporary prescription refill waivers for Barbour County residents through July 30 due to severe flooding. Local Courts & Health: A Gilmer County mother alleges WVU-affiliated doctors mishandled her newborn’s sepsis evaluation, leading to permanent injuries. Public Health & Community: Blue Ridge Care will host the first Camp Erin® West Virginia grief camp for youth in Martinsburg (Sept. 12), with applications due Aug. 1. Safety/Preparedness: The West Virginia National Guard is supporting the 21st National Scouting Jamboree in Fayette County with logistics, security, and medical planning.
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