AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCancer Prevention: Gov. Matt Meyer and Dr. Jill Biden marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month at Wilmington Hospital, urging early screening. Nearly 5,000 Delaware women were diagnosed from 2018 to 2022, and the state has the nation’s second-highest incidence rate; Black women face higher death rates than white women. Building the Doctor Pipeline: Delaware’s biggest opportunity to keep more physicians in-state may be expanding residency training, especially downstate, where programs started decades after ChristianaCare’s. Health Innovation: The University of Delaware’s new $21.5 million institute will study human-centered AI for healthcare, including stroke and amputee rehabilitation. Coverage Costs: ACA health plans in Delaware and Maryland are set to become more expensive in 2027, while some Delaware enrollees may qualify for refunds. Environmental Health: Delaware has banned toxic PFAS firefighting foam.
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