AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAlzheimer’s Access Gap: New anti-amyloid drugs like lecanemab and donanemab are changing care, but coverage rules, registry steps, diagnostic capacity, and infusion logistics will decide who actually gets treated. PFAS Accountability: California AG Rob Bonta accuses DuPont spin-offs of a “corporate shell game” to dodge cleanup costs, with a new complaint filed in federal court in South Carolina. Airport Security Overhaul: TSA Gold+ would shift screening at three airports to private contractors starting in 2027, drawing sharp backlash over privatizing security. South Carolina Tech & Industry: Daimler Truck North America plans a new U.S. plant expected to start in 2029, with the Carolinas among favored siting options. AI Power Reality Check: A report warns that gigawatt AI power announcements don’t guarantee built, contracted, or delivered capacity—only obligations do. Local STEM & Community: Daniel Island Historical Society received a $15,000 grant to uncover Revolutionary War artifacts using ground-penetrating radar and excavation. Health Tech Research: Deep brain stimulation studies in human tissue show electrical pulses can alter activity across neurons and support cells, offering early clues for future therapies. State Consumer Note: South Carolina’s Tax Free Weekend runs Aug. 7–9.
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