AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMeasles Alert: Connecticut health officials confirmed the state’s first measles case of 2026—an unvaccinated Hartford County adult hospitalized in stable condition after recent international travel, with DPH urging vaccination as the best protection. Tick Season Watch: Connecticut is seeing a busy tick season; residents can submit ticks for testing, and officials warn that up to half of tested ticks may carry Lyme-causing bacteria. Water Safety Push: AG Jeff Jackson is urging the EPA to require microplastics monitoring in drinking water, saying research isn’t enough without routine checks. Child Health Warning: Officials renewed concerns after three Connecticut children died from apparent diphenhydramine overdoses tied to a dangerous social media trend, prompting calls for extra caution with common OTC allergy meds. Immigration & Health Impact: A New Haven mother is suing the federal government over an alleged ICE arrest in front of her children, saying the trauma has led to ongoing anxiety, stress-related health problems, and sleep issues. Food & Allergy Risk: A nationwide recall expanded for mac and cheese products sold at Aldi due to undeclared allergens. Local Wellness & Community: Bristol Farmers Market returns June 20 with new and returning vendors, running Saturdays through Oct. 10.
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