AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoStroke Care: Experts are urging stroke survivors to stay engaged in long-term care, noting about 1 in 4 will face another stroke, with guidance to review personal risk factors and prevention plans. Cancer Imaging in Indiana: Telix says first U.S. doses of FDA-approved brain cancer PET drug Pixclara® were administered at IU Health Neuroscience Center in Indianapolis, marking the start of commercial availability. Medicaid Work Rules: Indiana is reviewing Healthy Indiana Plan work requirements and disability waiver assessments after concerns about how determinations are being handled, with tens of thousands potentially at risk of losing coverage. Transitional Housing Gap: Indiana groups are working to fill a shrinking transitional housing pipeline for women, citing a gap between crisis help and permanent housing. Lilly & Drug Development: Eli Lilly expanded its partnership with Gate Bioscience in an $870M deal expansion aimed at difficult-to-drug targets. Community Mental Health: Indiana libraries are increasingly serving as mental health front lines, with advocates calling for more support for staff doing that work. Local Health Workforce: Parkview Health earned a second Great Place To Work certification, highlighting workplace culture as a factor in patient care.
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