AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAddiction Care Milestone (NJ): RWJBarnabas Health marked 10 years of its Tackling Addiction Task Force and Peer Recovery Program, noting 150,000 patient referrals since 2016 and renewed focus on recovery support. Public Health & Environment (NJ): Rutgers researchers found lead-contaminated soil can drive dangerous indoor lead dust levels—even in homes without lead paint—highlighting risks for children in East Trenton. Food Safety (NJ): Wakefern recalled Wholesome Pantry organic unsweetened applesauce after FDA testing found high patulin from mold; no illnesses reported. Mental Health (College Sports): A Rutgers-led study found nearly 2 in 5 NCAA athletes reported suicidal thoughts, urging required mental health services and suicide prevention training. Health Data Breach Settlement (Multi-state): DOJ announced a $2.3M multistate settlement with Labcorp over a data breach tied to AMCA, with stronger vendor-management requirements. Healthcare Access (Regional): Penn and Independence Blue Cross formed a new company to open ambulatory surgery centers aimed at lower-cost care. Community Support (Jersey City): LeFrak and Simon families expanded a $1M pledge to $2M for 40 Jersey City nonprofits, adding $1M annually for five more years.
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