AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoYouth Health: Lawrence leaders want tougher tobacco licensing rules after public health officials highlighted the city’s high density of tobacco retailers. A temporary pause on new licenses and tighter limits could follow. Water Safety: KDHE warned people to avoid McIntyre Creek near Tuttle Creek Lake after a wastewater discharge raised bacteria levels. Rural Care: The Kansas Health Institute will support Kansas organizations seeking newly announced Rural Health Transformation grants. Medical Education: Wichita’s Riverside Health Foundation gave $1.3 million to fund scholarships for Kansas medical students, helping ease the cost of training future doctors. Energy Drinks: Doctors say Big 12 sponsorships could make high-caffeine drinks seem safer to young fans, including those who look up to KU and Kansas State athletes.
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