AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCancer Care Access: Connecticut has enacted insurance coverage for scalp cooling therapy to help reduce chemotherapy-related hair loss, with coverage required starting Jan. 1, 2027. Community Health & Advocacy: A UConn student-led effort, Ovarian Cancer Awareness, grew from a personal story of a friend’s stage III diagnosis and aims to fill a gap in campus support. Local Arts & Culture: “Alan Opts Out,” a new anti-capitalist magical realism novel by Connecticut author Courtney Maum, is getting attention through a recent interview spotlighting ethical consumption and “retail therapy.” Public Safety: Woodbury is rolling out red light cameras at the Diverging Diamond intersection at Woodbury Commons. Sports & Media: UConn’s physical therapy program is highlighted for how movement support can bolster mental health, while Connecticut Sun coverage continues to draw attention as the WNBA season heats up.
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