AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAlzheimer’s Care Access: A new real-world study says a blood test (PrecivityAD2) lets family doctors diagnose Alzheimer’s with nearly specialist-level accuracy, a big win for rural and underserved patients. Energy & AI Costs: Trump expanded the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, aiming to stop data-center power buildouts from driving higher electricity bills; the updated pledge now covers about 80% of U.S. power services. Agriculture Biosecurity: USDA announced $35 million for partnerships to fight feral swine, part of a larger $105 million pilot to protect farms, landscapes, and animal and human health. Mississippi Education Tech: Mississippi’s new financial literacy, computer science, and civics requirements roll out under Senate Bill 2294, with phased classroom changes starting now. STEM in Mississippi: USM’s Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub hosted a residency symposium where student researchers used digital mapping and exhibits. Public Health & Food Safety: A cyclospora outbreak update continues to spread, with guidance on foods to avoid as cases reach more states. Local Weather Leadership: 16 WAPT promoted Christana Kay to chief meteorologist after David Hartman’s retirement. Civil Rights History: MDAH’s Medgar and Myrlie Evers fellow presented research on Black women’s care networks during the Civil Rights era.
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