AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrison Health Care Under Fire: A lawsuit says an ICE detainee at Indiana’s Miami Correctional Facility missed epilepsy meds, suffered a seizure with a head injury, and was later pepper-sprayed—raising fresh questions about for-profit prison medical care. School Health Policy: Indiana’s new requirement expands tobacco education so schools must cover nicotine products and teach alcohol/tobacco/drug effects at least three times from early grades through high school. Major Hospital Expansion: Parkview Health broke ground on a roughly $200M full-service hospital and medical office building in West Lafayette, targeting up to 40 inpatient beds and a 24/7 ER, with opening planned for June 2028. Immigration Uncertainty: A Supreme Court TPS ruling has Logansport Haitians worried about losing work authorization and health care access as legal challenges continue. Public Health Watch: The national cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated produce remains active, with officials warning it’s not fully under control as cases rise across multiple states. Community Trauma Support: Lawrence launched “Handle with Care,” a system letting police flag students who witness serious incidents so schools can offer extra support without sharing details.
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