AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSports Medicine & Recovery: Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh and first baseman Josh Naylor both underwent offseason surgeries at UW Medical Center—Raleigh’s left shoulder AC debridement and Naylor’s right wrist TFCC repair—expected to be ready for spring training. Local Health & Safety: A woman in DuPont crashed on I-5 and then allegedly attacked two girls with a knife; the 9- and 15-year-olds were injured but stable, and the driver was taken to the hospital for suspected DUI and assault. Public Health & Policy: New endometriosis drug research points to niclosamide-based treatment designed to target inflammation and lesions, aiming to reduce reliance on hormones or surgery. Consumer Health Watch: Starbucks faces a lawsuit claiming “sugar-free” protein drinks may contain more sugar than advertised, including cases involving Washington buyers. Medical Research: Genmab and AbbVie reported promising results for a bispecific antibody combination in a lymphoma trial, showing reduced progression or death versus standard therapy. Community Support: Spokane Housing Authority is administering $500,000 for fire victims, with applications open and eligibility tied to income limits.
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