AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoConnecticut Schools Indoor Air: Hundreds of CT schools haven’t certified they’re meeting required annual indoor air quality inspections, as lawmakers and educators push for faster HVAC and clean-air upgrades. Medicaid Tech Procurement: To meet new HR1 work requirements by January 2027, Connecticut used a challenge-based procurement—inviting 30 vendors for rapid demos—to build systems on a tight timeline. Health Care Liability: A Connecticut jury awarded $15.1M to a Groton woman who says she was left blind after antiseptic solution dripped into her eye during brain surgery at Yale New Haven Hospital. Public Health—Hepatitis B: New research finds only 60% of liver transplant recipients are vaccinated against hepatitis B, leaving many at risk. Food Safety: The FDA flagged a Class 1 recall of Coco G’s Gourmet Flaming Cheddar Hots Spicy Cheddar Cheese Popcorn over possible Salmonella contamination. Community Safety: Waterbury is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the 2016 killing of Frank Betancourt. Addiction Treatment Update: After Connecticut’s kratom ban, treatment centers report continued dependence and rising admissions tied to 7-OH.
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