AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI & Investor Protection: North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Jon Godfread ordered Silverberry Group (now WoundScribe AI) to stop doing business in the state, saying the firms solicited investments without proper registration; the companies can request a hearing. Maternal Health Access: Jamestown Regional Medical Center (JRMC) partnered with The Milk Bank to expand access to pasteurized donor human milk, adding a Milk Depot at its Specialty Clinic for approved donor drop-offs. Child Safety: North Dakota HHS says 3 in 4 car seats checked in 2025 were used incorrectly, urging parents to install and strap seats correctly every trip and to use certified child passenger safety techs. Behavioral Health Infrastructure: A beam-signing ceremony marked a milestone for North Dakota’s new State Hospital, described as a modern, trauma-informed replacement for aging facilities. Rural Mental Health & Suicide Risk: A report highlighted that male farmers and ranchers face much higher suicide risk, pointing to resources like the Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network and 988. Policy Watch: The North Dakota Supreme Court upheld the state’s ban on puberty blockers, hormones, and “mutilating gender surgeries” for minors. Health Care Workforce/Access: A federal E-Rate program that helps schools and libraries with connectivity could be cut or changed, raising concerns about impacts on education tech and access.
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