AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Safety: The FDA warns New Jersey residents and people in three neighboring states not to eat Haifa cold-smoked sprats after the company declined a recall request. The fish may be unlabeled or stored in home freezers, and could pose a botulism risk. A separate recall covers Miyoko’s plant-based butter sold in New Jersey; it may contain E. coli, yeast and mold. Children’s Health: New Jersey lawmakers proposed free breakfast for all public school students. Rutgers also received $500,000 to study social media’s effects on children and teens, including sleep, attention and mental health. Mental Health: Rep. Tom Kean Jr. introduced a bill requiring insurers to cover mental health and substance-use care on par with physical care, with $30 million for enforcement. Medicare Access: A new study found use of services covered by the federal prior-authorization pilot fell after it launched in New Jersey and five other states, raising concerns about added barriers to care.
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