AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWeight-loss meds: A new analysis finds people often regain weight much faster after stopping GLP-1s, with projected return to baseline about 1.5 years sooner than with behavioral programs—fueling interest in strategies to prevent regain. Nursing homes in NH: CMS data spotlights several large local facilities in Q1 2026, including Glencliff Home for the Elderly (2/5), Dover Center for Health & Rehabilitation (2/5), Southern New Hampshire Rehabilitation & Healthcare (1/5), Edgewood Centre (3/5), Epsom Healthcare Center (3/5), and a five-star Saint Ann Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. Lake health: Officials say cyanobacteria blooms on Swains Lake make swimming unsafe, warning of symptoms that can affect people and pets. Tick-borne illness push: Federal health officials announced new Lyme and tick-bite initiatives, including work targeting alpha-gal syndrome in hard-hit states like New Hampshire. Care access pressure: A national report flags hundreds of rural hospitals at risk of closure, raising concerns about longer travel times for emergency care. Community health: The American Red Cross and WMUR are running a statewide blood drive Friday with multiple NH locations.
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