AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMaternal-Infant Care Boost: Cape Fear Valley Health secured a $1.6M Duke Endowment grant to expand pregnancy and postpartum screening and referrals across North Carolina and South Carolina, using MUSC’s text-and-phone H.E.A.R. 4 Mamas and Babies program to connect families to medical, behavioral health, and social supports. Local Tech in the Real World: Clemson students, with BMW’s Deep Orange program, unveiled the energy-positive EV prototype Luminetta after a two-year build challenge to generate more energy than it uses on a daily commute. Public Health Diagnostics: MUSC Hollings Cancer Center and partners reported a blood-based liquid biopsy approach (ADLiB) aimed at speeding lymphoma triage, especially in areas where tuberculosis can mimic cancer symptoms. Conservation Storytelling: SCDNR and SCETV/Public Radio launched “Into the Wild,” a new daily conservation segment spotlighting South Carolina’s wildlife and outdoor stewardship. Road Safety Upgrades: SCDOT highlighted 700-plus pedestrian crosswalk improvements across the Charleston tri-county area, including high-visibility markings and signal timing changes. Privacy Fight Over Flock Cameras: A national debate continues as license-plate reader cameras face vandalism and growing calls for tighter rules and limits.
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