AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEpilepsy Coverage Clash: An Oklahoma family says it will keep fighting after Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed “Dylan’s Law 2,” a bill meant to force insurers to cover life-saving epilepsy care, including SUDEP-prevention options. Infant Safety Warning: Bay Area ER doctors are seeing more cases tied to parents “stretching” formula by adding extra water—clinicians warn this can be life-threatening for babies under six months. AI in Education: Three Penn student teams won $10,000 OpenAI awards, including an accessibility-focused gaming platform for blind students and an AI tool for case managers. Care Access Push: Chicago speech therapy provider Dempster Therapeutic Services launched English and Polish online storefronts with instant booking and a patient portal, aiming to cut wait times to under 10 days. Big Pharma Deal: Biogen completed its acquisition of Apellis, bringing SYFOVRE geographic atrophy treatment under new stewardship. Public Health Tech: Aurora, Colorado’s virtual-doctor routing for non-emergency calls is credited with saving patients time and reducing ER load after 90 days.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result.
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