AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoObamacare refunds in NH: The White House says nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states—including New Hampshire—will get $500 refunds for alleged Affordable Care Act overcharges tied to federal exchange “user fees,” with payments expected to start in October for people who bought coverage through HealthCare.gov and didn’t receive premium assistance. Tick-bite mystery in Concord: A retired pharmacist says a tick bite in May led to weeks of worsening symptoms and a long diagnostic journey, ending with a serious diagnosis after testing at major medical centers. Food safety update: A Cyclospora outbreak linked to recalled lettuce is officially over, though the FDA says its investigation continues; New Hampshire is listed among states with cases. Rabies warning for NH: CDC reports a rise in human rabies exposures and treatment mistakes, including a suspected rabid animal attack in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Local health support: Bank of New Hampshire donated $5,000 to Family Promise of the Lakes Region to help families stabilize housing—an issue tied to child health and access to services. Community care expansion: Upper Valley Haven dedicated its new year-round shelter and resource center in the Upper Valley, aiming to reduce long shelter waitlists.
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