AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoVaccines in the spotlight: Connecticut health officials are responding to President Trump’s executive order that cuts universally recommended childhood vaccines from 18 to 11 and pushes spacing shots out, including splitting MMR into separate visits—despite CDC and medical groups warning it could raise disease risk. Patient safety in CT: Two CT hospitals were repeatedly cited for patient safety issues, and a separate report says Trinity Health CT hospitals have racked up more “immediate jeopardy” citations than other system hospitals. Lead risk in housing: EPA reached a settlement with a Putnam apartment manager over lead paint problems, requiring tenant protections and better disclosure after children had elevated blood lead levels. Mental health access: Central Connecticut State University earned national recognition for mental health and well-being services for a second straight year. Privacy and surveillance: Gov. Lamont asked towns to pause new Flock cameras and license plate readers while the state reviews privacy rules. Public health beyond CT: A NOAA map shows July 2026 was the hottest month on record, raising concerns for heat-related health impacts.
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