AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorkforce & Inclusion: Pennsylvania L&I Secretary Nancy Walker highlighted Scranton high school students with disabilities in the MY Work program, where six teens earned pay while improving parks through murals, gardening, mulching, and repairs. Public Health Research: A Philadelphia study found infants given the RSV antibody nirsevimab had fewer antibiotic prescriptions for outpatient respiratory infections, including big drops for bronchiolitis. Food Safety: FDA and CDC began onsite inspections at Taylor Farms’ Mexican plant tied to a cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting 17 states, after a lettuce recall. Surveillance Policy: Pennsylvania lawmakers are pushing bills to regulate Flock automated license plate readers amid rising concerns about mass surveillance and misuse. Tech & Infrastructure in PA: Duquesne University broke ground on an $68M health sciences building, aiming to expand regional healthcare education. Cybersecurity: Baylor Genetics disclosed a data security incident affecting a limited part of its IT environment and began patient notifications. AI/Compute Business: Axe Compute reported major Q2 growth and signed contracts for enterprise GPU capacity.
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