AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth Justice Oversight: New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella’s review of the state-run Sununu Youth Services Center found no recent physical or sexual abuse and said the facility is operating within legal boundaries, but it also described “chronic dysfunction” tied to unsafe conditions, staffing gaps, weak leadership, and a culture of instability—prompting calls for major reforms. Tick Safety: CDC data show tick activity in the Northeast, including New Hampshire, is at its highest in years, with more ER visits for tick bites than last season—plus practical prevention tips like protective clothing and permethrin-treated gear. Healthcare Access & Costs: A New Hampshire family says their insurer repeatedly denied coverage for a medically needed wheelchair for a child with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, highlighting ongoing struggles to get essential equipment approved. GLP-1 Prescribing Scrutiny: A Yale study found many telehealth sites issue GLP-1 prescriptions quickly with minimal screening, raising concerns about patient safety when clinicians don’t properly review risk. Community Care: Granite VNA’s Passion for Caring fundraiser raised nearly $76,000 for Hospice House, supporting around-the-clock care for patients and families. Maternal Health Advocacy: A community is rallying to prevent the closure of a birthing center, arguing the loss would reduce access and increase risk for expectant families. Childhood Mental Health: A U.S. Surgeon General report spotlights concerns about screen time harms for children and teens, with local experts and parents urging limits.
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