AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoSchool Vaccine Ruling: A Connecticut judge dismissed the last claim challenging the state’s school vaccine law that ended religious exemptions, leaving the rules in place after a four-year fight. Child Mental Health: The Office of the Child Advocate reports 67 non-natural child fatalities in 2025 (down from 83), but flags a worrying rise in suicides among kids under 15 and points families to 988 and crisis resources. Access to Care for Military Families: US Family Health Plan of Southern New England expands its Connecticut TRICARE network ahead of Open Season, adding nearly 9,000 providers including Yale New Haven Health and Trinity Health of New England. Cancer Leadership: Dr. Agnes McAuliffe was named medical director of the Sister Caritas Cancer Center as Baystate Health’s Mercy transition moves forward. Public Safety Tech: West Haven and East Hartford are moving ahead with noise cameras to fine vehicles for excessive noise, raising new questions for residents. Health Coverage Risk: A lawsuit outcome involving the Labor Department could expand lower-cost but weaker employer health plans, potentially weakening consumer protections. Data Privacy: A federal court approved a $10.5M Lemonade settlement over exposing driver license numbers through its auto quote platform. Community Health & Wellness: SCSU’s School of Nursing earned a National League for Nursing Center of Excellence designation.
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