AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAlaska Pharmacy Access: A new Alaska law expands what qualified pharmacists can do, letting them treat common issues like strep, flu, UTIs, and earaches and help manage medications—aimed at cutting travel barriers for rural patients. Parasitic Disease Watch: Alaska health officials report 5 cyclosporiasis cases so far, as the national outbreak grows; guidance focuses on hydration and food-safety steps, including careful handling of leafy greens. Native Kids Support: Sen. Lisa Murkowski and Sen. Brian Schatz introduced a bipartisan package to improve health, education, safety, and well-being for Native children, building on the Alyce Spotted Bear and Walter Soboleff Commission’s recommendations. Community Health Funding: Alaska pharmacies expand care under the new state law, while Alaska’s broader health system gets a boost from federal and state efforts—plus UAF’s $15M NSF critical minerals award highlights job pathways tied to community well-being. Disaster Preparedness: The Red Cross of Alaska is hosting a Juneau workshop focused on flood and emergency planning for people with access and functional needs ahead of potential flooding concerns.
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