AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Care Access: Gov. Wes Moore announced $25 million to support care for uninsured Marylanders, highlighting access as a state priority amid pressure on health systems. Public Health: St. Mary’s County has reported 35 measles cases. In Queen Anne’s County, health officials confirmed rabies in a feral cat colony near Church Hill and urged residents to avoid wild animals, vaccinate pets and seek prompt care after a bite or scratch. Baltimore Health Policy: At a public health summit in Baltimore, officials discussed gun violence, overdoses and other challenges, while Moore warned that Medicaid changes and federal cuts could strain health systems. Screening: A study involving Johns Hopkins Hospital found that offering hepatitis C tests to all emergency room patients was cost-effective, supporting broader screening for an infection that can go undetected for years. Children and Families: Calvert County’s Children’s Advocacy Center has moved to a larger Prince Frederick space for private interviews, therapeutic services and coordinated support for children and families.
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