AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoInvasive Threat: New Hampshire’s first official spotted lanternfly detection was confirmed in Salem, with officials stressing there’s no evidence of an established population yet and more surveys are underway. Food Safety: The FDA says the Cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled iceberg lettuce has now reached 20 states, with New Hampshire among the affected; case counts continue to rise and investigators are still focused on lettuce from a central Mexico farm. Local Outbreak Update: Cheshire Medical Center says its salad-bar cyclosporiasis outbreak is over, with 34 total cases tied to the facility and no new cases for a second week. Recall Watch: USDA ordered a recall of about 24,900 pounds of frozen buffalo chicken products shipped to Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont after false inspection marks were found. Care Access: Easterseals New Hampshire reversed course and will keep adult day programs open in Manchester and Rochester after conversations with state leaders. Child Health & Safety: Hooksett police report a 3-year-old was flown to Boston after an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound in a parked vehicle, underscoring the need for secure firearm storage. Cancer Care: Dartmouth Health patients are among the first in northern New England to access Rasonque, a new pill treatment that nearly doubled survival in early trials for pancreatic cancer.
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