AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Policy in D.C.: A D.C. hospice fraud town hall is set for July 29, with nurse advocate Kellie Bolle sharing what she found after meeting officials in Washington and explaining how families can spot reputable hospice care. Insurance & Access: A new CBO projection says the uninsured rate will climb to 37.4 million by 2036, tied to Republican health cuts and higher ACA premiums—an issue that hits local residents hard in the District. Public Health & Safety: The Secret Service says protective intelligence cases are up 40% this year, citing online threats and lone-actor concerns, with heightened security around major events like the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Medical Research: A review warns incretin drugs for obesity may reduce lean muscle and, in some studies, bone density—raising questions for older adults. Infectious Disease: A new discussion highlights zoliflodacin as a potential option against multidrug-resistant gonorrhea. Local Housing: A watchdog investigation alleges Greystar rejected renters using housing vouchers, including in Washington, D.C., pointing to ongoing fair-housing pressure.
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