AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWorkplace Health: Experts say menopause and perimenopause symptoms can hit during peak career years, but many workplaces still lack training and a culture where employees feel safe asking for support. Food Safety: A CDC-tracked salmonella surge linked to eggs, jalapeños, and backyard animals is sickening people across multiple states, with officials urging extra caution this summer. Public Safety (Mobility): Barrington police warn e-bike and e-scooter crashes are sending more kids to the ER, citing higher injury severity and head trauma concerns. Toxic Chemicals: AG Rob Bonta joined an amicus brief urging courts to uphold a rule phasing out trichloroethylene, a chemical tied to serious health risks. Infectious Disease Watch: Health officials report a fourth “rabbit fever” case in New York’s Suffolk County, reminding residents that tularemia is spread via ticks and deer flies, not person-to-person. Healthcare Labor: Unionized CVS pharmacy workers move closer to a strike over staffing shortages and burnout, including in Rhode Island. Local Health Policy: Rhode Island AG Peter Neronha filed lawsuits targeting federal changes to Affordable Care Act rules, arguing they could raise costs and reduce coverage. Community Health & Equity: Rhode Island’s Latino population is rising faster than voter rolls, leaving gaps in bilingual election access and participation. Health Tech/Industry: Vertikal6 earned a spot on Providence Business News’ fastest-growing list, highlighting growth in cybersecurity and AI services.
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