AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCyclospora Recall Update: Federal health officials say a Taylor Farms lettuce test was a false positive, but they still urge people to avoid recalled iceberg lettuce as “overwhelming” outbreak data points to shredded lettuce from Taylor Farms in central Mexico; cases tied to Taco Bell-linked lettuce have hit West Virginia and other states. WVU Arts & Sports: WVU’s Art Museum is bringing Blanche Lazzell home for its largest exhibition ever, returning for Fall 2026, while WVU women’s swimming adds breaststrokers Gabriella Marim and Lizzie Yon to the 2026 recruiting class. Local Culture: Trinity UP Church and the DAR presented “Songs for America,” featuring a new song cycle honoring America250 through voices and composers spanning early U.S. history. WV Schools: West Virginia public schools will not accept religious vaccine exemptions at the start of the new year, with only medical exemptions allowed. Health Tech: A report based on interviews in NYC and rural West Virginia finds patients are both hopeful and wary about patient-centered AI in primary care.
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