AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndoor Air in Schools: Connecticut lawmakers and public health advocates say hundreds of schools haven’t certified required annual indoor air quality inspections, as moldy classrooms, leaks, and broken HVAC keep temperatures and air quality risks high. Hepatitis B After Liver Transplant: A new Clinical Infectious Diseases study finds only 60% of liver transplant recipients are vaccinated against hepatitis B, leaving many vulnerable to severe complications. Medicaid Tech Procurement: With new HR1 work requirements looming, Connecticut used a fast “challenge-based procurement” to find vendors for systems needed by the January 2027 deadline. Generic Drug Settlement Claims: Connecticut residents may be eligible for compensation tied to multistate antitrust settlements over inflated generic drug prices from 2009–2019, with claim portals open. Local Health & Wellness Lens: A Connecticut-focused piece revisits how “people and place” shape hospital experiences, using Lawrence & Memorial Hospital units as a case study.
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