AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLegal/Health Policy: A federal judge dismissed DOJ’s bid to force Illinois to hand over voter rolls, underscoring limits on federal power over state-run systems. Public Health & Safety: New Jersey reported a rabid bat in a Haddonfield home; no people were exposed, but three vaccinated cats now face 45-day monitoring and boosters. Food & Waste: NJ’s “Skip the Stuff” law took effect Saturday, requiring diners to request single-use utensils, napkins, straws and condiments only if they want them—shifting defaults for both in-store and delivery orders. Medicaid Watch: Medicaid spending data show Park Ridge billed $1,053 for “medicine services and procedures” in 2024 (up 4.2% from 2023), while Cranford’s pathology/lab services rose 44.7% to $897. Health Care Access/Allergies: FDA allergy updates highlighted in recent coverage include expanded pediatric use of Ryaltris for seasonal allergic rhinitis and major shifts after Palforzia’s discontinuation. Infectious Disease: Experts flagged a rare Bourbon virus risk after a first NY case, with no vaccine and limited treatment options—prompting stronger tick-prevention messaging.
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