AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHot-car death in East Windsor: A Connecticut man faces charges after allegedly leaving his 1-year-old son in a hot car; the child was taken to Connecticut Children’s Medical Hospital and pronounced dead, with prosecutors awaiting the autopsy report. West Nile in Stratford: Stratford reported its first confirmed human West Nile case of the year; health officials urged residents to cut standing water and keep screens secure as mosquito testing continues. Hospital privacy fight: Democrats are pressing the Trump administration to halt a new federal surveillance effort that would collect identifiable emergency room health data from hospitals. Local wellness education: Bristol Public Schools will bring the Prudence Crandall Center into high schools with lessons on healthy relationships, consent, and bystander intervention. Heat safety research: A new webinar argues that workplace heat programs should track cognition—attention and judgment—because it can fail before core body temperature rises. Community health funding: Essex Bank awarded $69,500 to 22 nonprofits through its long-running Community Investment Program. Health access & affordability: Connecticut’s ALICE report says 570,000 households in 2024 were income constrained and struggling, highlighting the gap between eligibility and real costs.
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