AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood Safety: The FDA has placed recalled Graziers raw-milk cheeses in its highest-risk category amid an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 13 people and hospitalized eight; the products were distributed in New Jersey. Recalled raw oysters linked to a separate Salmonella outbreak were also distributed in the state. Teen Health: Rutgers will lead New Jersey’s new Social Media Research Center, which will study how social media affects young people and ways to protect them. Sickle Cell Care: Five young New Jersey patients have received bone-marrow transplants or gene therapy through an in-state program, offering some patients potentially curative treatment closer to home. Coverage Costs: New Jersey residents face an average 20% increase in Affordable Care Act premiums for 2027, raising concerns about affordability. Environmental Health: A report found a widely overlooked “forever chemical” in 91% of New Jersey tap-water samples and four in five bottled drinks; lawmakers are also weighing a ban on the chemicals in menstrual products.
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