AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAutism care: A new $7 million study will train nearly 200 primary-care clinicians to assess children for autism, aiming to cut long waits in rural and underserved communities. Parenthood and work: One in five workers say concerns about parental leave have led them to delay having children, while families in Washington state are losing billions because of inadequate childcare. Adoption support: A $1.8 million University of Kansas study will test a program supporting adoptive families and preventing placements from breaking down. Adoption agencies in the UK are also appealing for more families as children wait for permanent homes. Children online: Eight U.S. states have sued OpenAI over alleged harms to minors, as child-safety advocates press platforms to strengthen protections. Disability support: Parents in Kenya’s Kisumu region say high therapy costs, stigma and shortages of specialists are leaving children with cerebral palsy without the support they need.
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