AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWildfire smoke & pets: The American Humane Society and local vets are warning South Dakotans to limit outdoor time for animals when air quality is poor, and to watch for coughing, labored breathing, red/watery eyes, lethargy, and loss of appetite. Public health alert: South Dakota confirmed 3 cyclosporiasis cases this year, with health officials monitoring a growing national outbreak tied to contaminated food; CDC says thorough washing of produce matters. Food safety: A multistate parasite outbreak linked to Taco Bell lettuce is under investigation, with officials urging people to wash produce well and stay alert for symptoms. Healthcare workforce: A new commentary highlights South Dakota’s critical need for more nurses, especially in rural areas, as shortages continue to strain care. Community health & safety: Rapid City police reported two juveniles seriously hurt in a shooting near E. Omaha St.; investigators say it wasn’t random. Major local legacy: Sanford Health and First PREMIER Bank confirmed philanthropist T. Denny Sanford died at 90, with major gifts tied to children’s health and medical research. Nutrition assistance: South Dakota reported the lowest SNAP payment error rate in the U.S. for FY25, at 2.47%. Health careers: A new physical therapist joined Hegg Health Center’s rehab team, reflecting ongoing local investment in therapy services.
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