AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Safety Alert: The CDC says a cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell has sickened thousands across Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia, with investigators pointing to Taylor Farms as a likely supplier and urging customers not to eat the lettuce while tracing continues. Cancer Research in Indiana: Wayne State and Indiana University researchers are developing a next-generation radiotherapy boost by disabling a key DNA repair pathway (Ku/DNA-PK) with a renewed $3.2M NIH/NCI grant aimed at improving lung cancer outcomes at lower doses. AI + Healthcare Policy: Indiana lawmakers are watching national fallout as a Senate vote blocks repeal of a Medicare AI prior-authorization pilot, keeping pressure on how AI is used in medical decisions. Advanced Recycling Watch: A U.S. House hearing is set for July 22 on an advanced recycling bill that could affect Indiana plastics jobs by creating a national way to label recycled materials. Tech + Land Use Debate: Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham questioned farmland being sold for AI data centers, adding to the state’s ongoing fight over data center growth and its impact on agriculture.
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