AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLocal Health & Fitness: Emergency physician and CNMI triathlete Lily Muldoon has reached the top five among Pacific Island women in Oceania rankings, balancing a medical career with sport after winning gold for the CNMI in Palau. Beach Safety: Saipan’s Tanapag Meeting Area, DPW Channel, Drainage 1, Grandvrio and Grotto Cave were red-flagged after water tests found elevated bacteria; avoid swimming or fishing within 300 feet for 48 hours or until further notice. Cancer Prevention: Oral and pharyngeal cancer ranked second among reported CNMI cancers from 2007 to 2022, with nearly 60% diagnosed at an advanced stage. Researchers cite betel nut use, often combined with tobacco and alcohol, as a major concern. Veterans’ Care: The VA has signed a lease for a new Saipan outpatient clinic offering primary care, audiology, mental health and telehealth, with services expected to begin after preparations are completed in early 2027. Breast Cancer: Survivor Jovita Flores urged women to get screened and trust local care, crediting early detection and treatment for her recovery.
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