AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMeta Child-Safety Settlement: Utah is set to receive about $212 million over 10 years (up to $301 million) from Meta’s landmark teen social media addiction case, with court-ordered changes for Facebook and Instagram like default daily limits, nighttime blocks, tighter parental controls, and limits on features such as public “likes.” Local Health Care Planning: Salt Lake County leaders are urging Intermountain’s planned downtown hospital to include more inpatient behavioral health capacity, warning the community’s needs aren’t being met. Public Health Watch: Pennsylvania reported its first measles deaths in decades, as cases surge nationally—prompting renewed debate over vaccination and public health messaging. Injury & Safety for Youth Mobility: A new digital course targets e-bike and e-scooter safety for young riders as injuries and ER visits rise. Medical Access Gap: A Salt Lake City private autopsy provider says many Utah families fall outside the state medical examiner system and are turning to private postmortem pathology for answers. Emergency Response: Flash flooding near Bryce Canyon sent hikers to the hospital for hypothermia and triggered a precautionary drinking-water boil order in Tropic. Workforce & Training: Mountainland Technical College opened a Heber Valley campus next to Deer Creek High School, adding healthcare tracks like dental and nursing assistance and pharmacy technician.
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