AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEmergency Care: Tuolumne County Health Officer Kimberly Freeman was appointed to California’s 19-member Emergency Medical Services Commission, which sets statewide standards for emergency care. Youth Mental Health: Snap settled with two teenagers who said Snapchat contributed to their mental health struggles, avoiding a Los Angeles trial; the terms were not disclosed. HIV Prevention: Grindr completed its acquisition of telehealth provider Freddie, adding PrEP and HIV prevention services as San Francisco continues to report new infections and uneven access to care. Mental Health Costs: California counties say insurers have left $4.1 million unpaid for crisis calls since 2024, leaving local governments to cover the costs. Health Funding: Voters are deciding on Proposition 40, a proposed one-time 5% tax on billionaires, with most revenue intended to replace federal health care funding cuts.
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