AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMaryland healthcare policy: Nearly 300 new Maryland laws take effect Oct. 1, including a first-in-the-nation ban on certain “predatory pricing” tactics that rely on consumer surveillance data—an issue that could affect grocery pricing and how retailers set costs. Public health & prevention: Flu season is ramping up in Maryland, and Johns Hopkins experts say older adults should consider the newly approved mRNA flu vaccine (mFlusiva) for potentially faster production and a better match to circulating strains. Health care access & innovation: KeraLink International added Sujanita Srinivas to its board, bringing GE Healthcare partnership leadership to its mission to expand access to eye care and reduce avoidable corneal blindness. Clinical guidance: Updated ADA/EASD guidance for adult type 1 diabetes focuses on clearer diagnosis and differentiating T1D from type 2—aimed at reducing misdiagnosis. Research: Scientists report transplanted hearts can shift biological age after surgery, with older donor hearts showing signs of rejuvenation in younger recipients.
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