AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAnimal Health & Public Risk: New World screwworm has been detected in Texas and New Mexico, prompting Michigan to restrict movement of warm-blooded animals into the state to protect livestock and pets. Clinical Safety Alert: The CDC says no human cases are confirmed in the U.S. so far, but clinicians in affected areas should stay alert because the parasite can infest people. Costa Rica Policy Watch: Costa Rica’s new dog and cat breeding rules took effect June 12, requiring SENASA oversight and a Certificado Veterinario de Operación for breeders and clinics selling companion animals. Local Research Spotlight: Costa Rican researchers documented “vulture bees” that feed on decaying animal tissue, expanding what scientists know about stingless bee diets in the Sarapiquí corridor. Health & Access Angle: A dental tourism trend is drawing Americans to countries including Costa Rica for lower-cost care combined with travel. Human Health Story: Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean shared her stage four bowel cancer diagnosis and treatment journey, highlighting how early symptoms can be missed.
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