AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHealth Coverage: Connecticut residents can enroll in or change 2027 health plans through Access Health CT until Jan. 15. About 80% of marketplace customers receive financial assistance, and officials urge residents to compare options as costs rise. Post-Election Priorities: After sweeping wins, Connecticut Democrats say improving health care is on their agenda, setting up potential debate with Gov. Ned Lamont over affordability and state spending. Groton Research: Pfizer plans a $650 million manufacturing center at its Groton campus to expand clinical research. Stroke Recovery: Sen. Chris Murphy is making “remarkable progress” after suffering a stroke, his office says. He experienced arm numbness before being hospitalized. Food Safety: Connecticut testing found elevated lead in Wise Wife ground cinnamon, prompting a multistate recall. Brain Health: A Yale researcher co-authored a study linking women’s lifetime estrogen exposure with fewer signs of small-vessel damage in the brain at age 70; the findings do not establish cause and effect.
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