AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Safety & Outbreak Watch: The cyclosporiasis scare keeps widening: federal health officials say more than 4,100 cases across 41 states, with CDC/FDA updates tied to iceberg lettuce and a Taylor Farms recall reaching 27 states. Recall Alerts: Amy’s Kitchen recalled about 184,000 cans of Organic Lentil Soup (Light in Sodium) in 27 states, including Connecticut, over a spoilage risk tied to pull-tab issues. Public Health at Home: Connecticut’s Poison Control notes most medication poisonings happen at home and often involve kids—urging safe storage, original containers, and locked medication. Workforce & Care Access: Temporary Protected Status for Haitians in Connecticut is set to end Monday after a brief extension, with many working in health care and elder services. Community Wellness: AARP announced 13 Connecticut Community Challenge grants to improve livability for older adults, including safer streets, better transportation, and stronger social connections. Health & Lifestyle: New research links coffee with lower risk of multiple liver problems, including benefits seen with both regular and decaf. Local Health Context: Connecticut’s Paid Leave program is highlighted “by the numbers,” showing how many claims have been supported since benefits began in 2022.
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