AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Health Alert: A bat tested positive for rabies in Alamosa County, prompting officials to urge people to avoid stray wildlife and check pet vaccinations. Wildlife Safety: Colorado Parks and Wildlife is investigating a bear attack in Estes Park where a bear broke into a home and scratched a woman in her 80s; officials say heavy bear activity is tied to an “extraordinary bear year” and are setting traps. Health Coverage: New federal Medicaid work rules could leave nearly 20% of eligible adults in expansion states at risk of missing required work hours, putting millions of people’s coverage in jeopardy starting Jan. 1, 2027. Teen Mental Health & Social Media: Meta agreed to up to $18 billion in settlements with states over claims its platforms were designed to addict children, including new limits like a daily time cap and restrictions during school hours. School Health: Experts warn overheated classrooms can impair focus and learning, especially in under-resourced districts. Colorado Health Equity: A University of Colorado Anschutz expert highlights barriers Latino Coloradans face in dementia care and the need for culturally informed support. Community Health: Dementia care navigators are helping Latino Coloradans find support and services.
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