AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFood Safety: Three customers and two employees suffered chemical burns after an industrial degreaser was mistaken for sugar in margaritas at a Forest City Chili’s. The restaurant reopened after cleaning and inspection. Consumer Alert: A Whole Foods ashwagandha supplement was recalled over possible salmonella contamination; Once Upon a Farm also recalled Tractor Wheels bars over a choking hazard for toddlers. Sleep Health: ECU Health experts say the clocks’ change this weekend can disrupt sleep, especially for children and people with dementia; consistent routines may help. Medicaid Access: A federal judge blocked a rule requiring some sick recipients to prove they were too frail to work, protecting health coverage for more than 60,000 seriously ill North Carolinians. Community Care: Fayetteville’s LEAD program marks 10 years of steering people with mental health or substance-use challenges toward treatment instead of jail. Participants were more likely to receive treatment and less likely to be arrested again. State Health Plan: Atrium Health will remain in network for state employees and retirees in 2027, with costs for members kept near this year’s levels.
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