AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFood Safety: Family Farmstead raw mild and sharp cheddar sold in Delaware is recalled over possible Listeria contamination. Check 8-ounce packages dated Oct. 16, 2027, or earlier, and return them to the store; no illnesses were reported. State officials also warn that raw milk products sold in Delaware without a state permit are not approved for human consumption. Rural Care: Delaware’s second-year federal rural health award is $160.3 million, bringing two years of funding to nearly $317.7 million. The money is intended to expand care access, workforce capacity and coordination, especially in Kent and Sussex counties. Sickle Cell Research: Nemours Children’s Health received a five-year, $5.32 million NIH grant to continue Delaware-based sickle cell research and support pilot projects. Heart Health: Beebe Healthcare is the first Delaware hospital to offer a test that can assess tiny heart vessels, helping doctors investigate persistent chest pain or shortness of breath when standard angiograms show no major blockage. Lead Prevention: Child advocates are urging the state to fund rental inspections and lead-remediation help as new landlord requirements approach in 2028.
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