AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChild Mental Health & Parenting: A new commentary warns that too many kids—especially girls—are forced to grow up too fast, describing “parentification” and the long-term harm when children take on adult caregiving roles. Gun Violence & Suicide: CDC-linked analysis finds U.S. shooting deaths fell for a fourth straight year in 2025, driven by fewer gun homicides, while gun suicides hit a record high. Public Health Leadership: Brown-trained physician Dr. Erica G. Schwartz is confirmed to lead the CDC, bringing military and federal public health experience. Food Safety: Parents of berry-aged children are urged to watch for cyclosporiasis after a growing outbreak tied to fresh produce. Rhode Island Health & Fraud: A Rhode Island Department of Human Services supervisor pleaded guilty in SNAP fraud, admitting misuse of EBT access and PIN changes affecting vulnerable recipients. Housing for Seniors: A policy piece argues Rhode Island and other communities need stronger local plans so older adults can stay housed and healthy. Local Health Care Real Estate: A Cranston medical office building leased to Brown Health sold for $4.2M after a 2025 expansion. Infectious Disease Watch: Candida auris remains a concern as drug-resistant fungus cases rise in parts of the U.S., including Nevada and California. Community Wellness: Tiverton Public Library’s August schedule highlights wellness-focused programs and events.
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