AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBrain Health in Sports: Roger Craig, a three-time Super Bowl champion, revealed he has been diagnosed with vascular dementia and said doctors believe it may be linked to concussions from his NFL career, urging families to seek help when something “doesn’t feel right.” Rural Training & EMS: Fallon County EMS recognized four 2026 Emergency Medical Responder graduates after an eight-week summer course focused on hands-on skills and real-world readiness. Youth Wellness Access: Rocky Boy’s Miyo Pimātisiwinkamik Youth Wellness Center opened a Youth Health Care Clinic that blends mental, physical, behavioral, and spiritual care, with well-child visits and sports physicals starting Tuesdays and Thursdays. Healthcare Workforce Pipeline: Montana Family Medicine Residency marked 30 years of training doctors in-state, with nearly 200 graduates and a renewed rural training track planned. Food Safety Alerts: Health officials are investigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak tied to recalled Mexican jalapeños; Montana reported five cases linked to a Chipotle location, while separate Walmart pistachio nut butter and Pillsbury bakery roll recalls also prompted consumer warnings. Hands-On Learning in Montana: SIM-MT brought healthcare simulation training to high school students in Miles City, using realistic scenarios so learners can practice before emergencies happen.
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