AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClock Change: Guam does not observe daylight saving time, so residents should leave their clocks unchanged Sunday. Urology Care: Two Guam Regional Medical City nurse practitioners earned national urology credentials. GRMC says patients need not accept bladder-control problems, recurring infections or difficulty urinating as normal. Virtual Care: A new 24/7 telehealth service says it will offer adult primary and specialty care to patients in Guam, with insurance and fee-for-service options. Retiree Health Costs: A government task force has reconvened after a three-year gap to study cost-of-living adjustments; officials warned inflation can erode retirees’ buying power as medical costs rise. Food Safety: Guam officials are reviewing food-truck permits, fees and inspections, including ways to streamline the process. Cancer Prevention: An oral cancer survivor urged betel-nut chewers to watch for warning signs and seek care rather than ignore symptoms.
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