AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Health: Utah has linked four deaths to products marketed as “kratom-free” cat’s claw supplements after tests found potent, controlled kratom-derived compounds; investigators are working to identify other brands and manufacturers. Space Science: St. George Children’s Museum opened a hands-on exhibit inspired by NASA’s Artemis program, with a lunar lander activity and mission control station for young visitors. AI in Health Care: Utah’s expanding regulatory sandbox is testing AI prescription services, including a pilot for some acne treatments; the state says independent evaluators will assess safety and performance. Surveillance Technology: A Utah advocacy group is pressing UDOT to end its contract with Flock, arguing that doing so could quickly curb automated license-plate cameras on state roads. Clean Energy: Plug-in solar is gaining traction after Utah became the first state to legalize balcony panels in 2025; a South Salt Lake home is already using the systems to generate electricity. Great Salt Lake: Utah researchers are moving closer to answers about dust from the shrinking lake, a growing concern for communities downwind.
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