AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedicaid & SNAP Work Rules: Connecticut’s HUSKY D program faces new federal work requirements starting Jan. 1, with about 110,000 of 316,000 recipients estimated at risk of losing coverage; Idaho has already rolled out expanded SNAP work requirements that could affect veterans, people experiencing homelessness, and young adults aging out of foster care. Well-Being Rankings: A new “State of the States” report ranks Minnesota, New Hampshire, and others at the top for overall well-being, while Louisiana lands last; it also finds no state is improving on several key measures like adult depression and fatal overdoses. Foodborne Illness Alert: CDC investigations are expanding for cyclosporiasis (“explosive” diarrhea) across 17 states, with 145 likely cases and 20 hospitalizations reported as of mid-June; no single food source has been identified yet. Caregiver Support: United Way’s 211 helpline is expanding its caregiver support program to more states, aiming to help millions of family caregivers find services. PFAS Cleanup Breakthrough: Two Washington companies say they can destroy PFAS (not just contain it), including a system targeting 99.99% breakdown in wastewater. Alaska Connection: Alaska is listed among states in the current cyclosporiasis monitoring list. Injury & Safety: Harborview Medical Center in Seattle treated 68 fireworks-related injuries during Fourth of July week, including many hand and eye injuries.
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