AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStorm Readiness: Senators are scheduled to meet Thursday on a proposed $10 million emergency fund for preparations for Invest 96W, which could bring storm or typhoon conditions this weekend. The bill would set aside about $4.9 million for agency needs including health and medical services, food, water and shelter. Breast Cancer: Guam’s most commonly diagnosed cancer in women can be detected by mammograms before a lump is felt. Women ages 40 to 74 are advised to get screened every two years. Medicare: Some Guam residents received a $90 federal Part B premium rebate; no application is required. Children’s Care: Shriners Children’s Hawaii will offer free consultations for children with orthopedic conditions, healed burns or sports injuries in Dededo, Oct. 26–30. Hospital Services: A new law provides $21 million for Guam Memorial Hospital’s electronic health records upgrade.
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