AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChildhood Food Insecurity: A new Feeding America study finds New Hampshire’s child food insecurity rose 6%—from 36,160 kids in 2025 to 38,430 in 2026—while overall food insecurity climbed to 11.2% of residents, underscoring how hunger is hitting families hardest. Blood Supply Crisis: Local reports describe a Red Cross blood shortage that filled donation slots quickly, with staff and volunteers working to keep blood available and safe. Hospital Spotlight: Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center was named New Hampshire’s top hospital by U.S. News, with additional recognition for community access and multiple high-performing specialties. Medicare Advantage Cuts: Seniors in New Hampshire are among those facing Medicare Advantage plan terminations, as insurers shrink offerings and members may need to switch coverage. Rabies Prevention: USDA is dropping 1.1 million oral rabies vaccine baits across Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York to curb spread among raccoons. Public Health & Safety: NH Fish and Game reported a juvenile thrown from an ATV and flown to hospital, while other local incidents highlight ongoing injury risks in outdoor and rural settings.
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