AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety Recall: FDA says Taylor Farms’ iceberg lettuce recall linked to cyclospora has expanded to 27 states, including New Jersey, after thousands reported gastrointestinal illness. Maternal Health & Brain Risk: A large U.S. study finds women with ischemic placental disease (like preeclampsia or fetal growth restriction) face about a 50% higher chance of being hospitalized for neurologic or psychiatric disorders in the year after delivery. Local Autism Care: Youth Consultation Service (YCS) in New Jersey received a $155,000 renewal grant to keep free autism evaluations for young children and train doctoral-level clinicians. Diagnostics Watch: New Jersey-based Quest Diagnostics raised its full-year forecast after strong demand boosted second-quarter results. Cancer & Manufacturing: BeOne Medicines announced a $300 million expansion of its Princeton West Innovation Campus in Hopewell, aiming to add capacity and about 120 jobs. Health Policy: A federal judge in Trenton cast doubt on claims in the J&J talc ovarian cancer litigation, saying plaintiffs may need more specific proof of causation. Community Health & Equity: The Hemophilia Association of New Jersey unveiled a redesigned website and refreshed logo, and set its Bleeding Disorders Awareness 5K/Walk for Sept. 13 in East Brunswick.
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