AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMeasles Watch: St. Luke’s pediatricians in Pennsylvania are urging parents to ask about an accelerated MMR schedule as measles risk rises, including early doses for infants 6–11 months and earlier second doses for kids who already had one shot. Airport Exposure Alert: Philadelphia health officials warned travelers about a possible measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport (Terminals A–C) on July 4, urging anyone possibly exposed to check vaccination status and monitor symptoms. Public Health Numbers: The CDC says U.S. measles cases have reached 2,231—nearly matching all of 2025—with most cases tied to people unvaccinated or with unknown vaccination status. Diarrhea Outbreak: Health officials are also monitoring cyclosporiasis as a parasitic stomach bug spreads across multiple states, with Pennsylvania among those tracking cases. Care Access in PA: Pennsylvania is moving toward joining the Interstate Counseling Compact, which would let licensed counselors practice across participating states—aimed at reducing disruptions like out-of-state licensing barriers for therapy. Budget & Health Funding: Lawmakers advanced a $50.8B Pennsylvania budget that boosts money for poorer schools and includes steps that could affect Medicaid payment timing, while also requiring data centers to report energy and water use. Water Safety: The American Red Cross of Greater Pennsylvania is reminding families that drowning can happen fast and silently, and that swim lessons and close supervision are key protections.
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