AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSchool Meals Access: Vermont tops a new 2026 State of School Lunch report, with New Mexico, New York, West Virginia and Washington, D.C. close behind—highlighting how breakfast/lunch reach, participation and fewer barriers can shape kids’ day-to-day health. Pediatric Nutrition: Nestlé USA is expanding Gerber beyond meals with Gerberlyte, a kids’ oral rehydration drink aimed at mild-to-moderate dehydration, positioned as USDA Organic and made without artificial colors/ingredients. Court & Public Safety: Flint Township parents charged in the 255-pound 7-year-old son’s death were found competent for trial after forensic exams; the case turns on whether the parents understand proceedings. Mental Health & Youth Care: A Traverse City Walmart stabbing case ends with an insanity plea—defendant Bradford Gille found not guilty by reason of insanity and ordered to forensic treatment. Healthcare Funding Fight: Washington state joins a lawsuit challenging new Title X conditions that would force providers to discourage contraception, push marriage/childbearing, and exclude transgender patients to keep funding. Community Health: Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel will join a Grand Haven town hall on cyberbullying and mental health, pushing for laws that keep up with online harm.
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