AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHospital Care: GMHA has installed 80 new Stryker beds, funded through a $1 million tax-credit contribution, to improve patient comfort and safety; licensed capacity is unchanged. Service Disruption: A global Microsoft outage temporarily blocked DPHSS email and online requests and GMHA Outlook access. Hospital operations continued, and DPHSS advised residents to call or visit offices for help. Diabetes Prevention: Guam’s first Legs for Life conference brings health professionals together Saturday to focus on preventing amputations linked to diabetes and poor circulation. TakeCare is also offering free screenings at Micronesia Mall today and Nov. 28. Consumer Alert: The FDA says recalled sexual-enhancement capsules and honey, sold online including in Guam, contain undeclared erectile-dysfunction drugs that can dangerously interact with nitrate medications. Veterans’ Care: The House passed legislation to expand healthcare access for veterans in Guam and other Pacific territories and freely associated states. Mental Health: Guam recorded 43 suicide deaths in 2024, the highest total in four years, renewing concern about barriers to support and care. Children’s Health: A free Teddy Bear Island Clinic returns to Micronesia Mall Sunday, using pretend checkups to help children feel more comfortable with healthcare.
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