AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWest Nile in Massachusetts: State health officials confirmed a second human West Nile virus case this year (both in Middlesex County) and raised risk to “high” in Boston and several nearby communities, urging residents to use repellent, cover up at dusk-to-dawn, and eliminate standing water. Mental health spotlight in court: As the Lindsay Clancy murder trial nears its end, a psychologist testified she likely wasn’t experiencing acute psychosis during the killings, while a mother with postpartum psychosis shared her recovery story and pushed back on online stigma. Worcester police tragedy: Police said Karen Solomon, sought in the death of her officer husband, was found dead in woods near a rehab facility; investigators are treating it as a tragic murder-suicide while identification is pending medical examiner review. Cancer care update: Dana-Farber’s Ayal Aizer discussed expanding stereotactic radiosurgery options for brain metastases, including broader patient eligibility beyond older trial limits. Public health & safety: Catholic schools nationwide reviewed security after a deadly 2025 shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church, with officials emphasizing safer Mass access and locked doors. Workforce pressure in autism care: Reports say autism therapy centers are seeing rising union activity as workers cite low pay, unstable schedules, and performance pressure.
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