AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMental Health Research: Binghamton University researchers report that children’s attention to happy vs. sad faces may shift with depression risk—and that family history changes the pattern, pointing to earlier ways to spot vulnerability. Pediatric Safety & Tech: AirDroid says it can alert parents when a child’s AI chat touches concerning topics, aiming to help families act before risky conversations escalate. Obesity Care in NY: Ilant Health adds a behavioral health director and a nutrition director to expand its cardiometabolic and obesity model, emphasizing whole-person support beyond weight loss. Scoliosis Testing: VB Spine’s ScolimiR-3D blood test gets FDA Breakthrough Device Designation to predict adolescent idiopathic scoliosis progression risk. Public Health Watch: Florida declares a state of emergency over dengue (“breakbone fever”), citing a surge in locally acquired cases. Care Access & Fear: ICE arrests near a Pennsylvania hospital have renewed concerns that visible enforcement could deter immigrants from seeking medical care.
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