AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoMedicaid Crunch: Oregon is facing a $421M hole in its Medicaid program, with experts offering dozens of possible cuts but no clear plan yet—raising alarms for fewer benefits and tighter treatment limits. Wellness Caution: A Georgia investigation spotlights “longevity” IVs and supplements like NAD, peptides, ozone, and hydrogen peroxide, warning many are unproven and often not covered by insurance. Alternative Medicine in the Spotlight: Joy Behar told viewers her dizziness led her to acupuncture, while also referencing Botox and Ozempic—another reminder that mainstream media is mixing wellness trends with medical claims. Education Reform: India’s NEET-UG is set to shift to a computer-based test from 2027, likely spread across at least six days and 1,000+ centers. Mind-Body Community: A free meditation series in Killington blends grounding breathwork, sound healing, and Reiki. Local Holistic Care: Phoenix’s free clinic drew 250+ residents for integrated services including Ayurvedic and homeopathic consults, plus screenings and yoga. Pet Wellness Boom: Waukesha opened an indoor dog play space offering dog reiki and other classes.
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