AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDrug Pricing & Competition: Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a 43-state coalition announcing a $400 million settlement in principle with Sandoz over alleged generic drug price-fixing and reduced competition, with trial expected in 2027 and injunctive reforms tied to approval. Care Access & Pain Control: A new randomized trial in knee replacement patients found IV lidocaine and an adductor canal nerve block led to similar opioid use at 24 hours, though the nerve block eased pain more right after surgery. Sports Medicine Access: University Orthopedics held a free fall sports physical clinic for 120+ student-athletes, aiming to reduce the usual scramble for primary care appointments before school sports. Public Health Privacy: Rhode Island AG Peter Neronha joined a lawsuit seeking to block a federal policy that would share sensitive TANF-related family data with Homeland Security. Community Health & Safety: Rhode Island State Police arrested three men after an I-95 crash and disturbance in Pawtucket, with more arrests expected as the investigation continues. Local Wellness & Prevention: Rhode Island DEM scheduled EPA-approved hydrilla treatments for Worden Pond starting Aug. 7, aimed at protecting the lake ecosystem without harming fish or disrupting recreation.
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