AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFood Safety: FDA says nearly 333 pounds of Buckhead tuna are being recalled in New Jersey and four other states after NJ Department of Health testing found elevated scombrotoxin linked to scombroid food poisoning; the recall is Class II and remains ongoing. Public Health & Utilities: A Hoboken boil-water advisory affecting part of the city was lifted after repairs and follow-up water quality testing met regulatory standards. Pharma Oversight: Zydus Lifesciences reports a U.S. FDA onsite inspection of its pharmacovigilance and post-marketing surveillance system at its New Jersey office ended with nil observations. Weather & Health Risks: A powerful nor’easter is battering the Northeast with flooding and outages, with the storm’s worst impacts expected to linger into Sunday—an issue that can quickly affect access to care and safe water. Dental Care: A consumer health explainer notes receding gums generally don’t grow back on their own, and treatment depends on the cause and severity. Local Politics & Health Policy: A NJ debate is set for Sunday night in the 7th Congressional District, with affordability a key issue for voters.
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