AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTelehealth Fraud in Michigan: A federal jury convicted Rockford physician Jonathan Decker of conspiracy and distribution tied to more than 2 million stimulant pills prescribed through the Done ADHD telehealth platform, with prosecutors saying he skipped proper exams and continued prescribing even after a patient’s schizophrenia was reported. Public Health & Access: A new study in JAMA Network Open found ED visits by people born outside the U.S. dropped sharply at three Los Angeles safety-net hospitals after immigration enforcement intensified, with the gap narrowing over time. Cancer Care Innovation: The University of Michigan opened a new Histotripsy Center to advance noninvasive cancer treatment. Student Wellness Investment: Michigan Tech broke ground on a $55M Chang K. Park Center for Student Wellness, consolidating services and clinics, with an expected 2028 opening. Community Health Equity: Grand Rapids African American Health Institute summit focused on cutting disparities in mortality and maternal-child health. Food Safety Watch: PepsiCo recalled 122,000+ cases of Gatorade in Michigan and other states due to undeclared dyes.
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