AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealthcare Accountability: Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes sued major health insurers and Multiplan, alleging price-fixing via a shared algorithm that sets out-of-network rates—potentially driving up costs for patients and limiting provider pay. Cancer Research: A new targeted pancreatic cancer pill is being highlighted as a major milestone, with local survivor Kay Kays urging more research for better options. Cardiology Safety: Scottsdale doctors performed Arizona’s first lead-free heart procedure, aiming to reduce radiation exposure that can contribute to long-term health problems for cath lab staff. Medicaid Fraud Crackdown: Two New River defendants were sentenced to federal prison for an AHCCCS fraud scheme over $12M, with prosecutors saying victims were harmed while seeking addiction-related care. Public Health in Heat: A Tucson DJ and friends distributed about 1,600 water bottles to unhoused residents as temperatures rise, citing heat deaths and the need for community support. Wellness & Mindfulness: Free weekly meditation sessions at El Camino College are giving people a low-pressure way to slow down and reset. Food & Nutrition Trend: Dates are surging as a “whole-food” snack choice, showing up in everything from fiber-focused bars to baking and packaged treats.
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