AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFlock Surveillance Scrutiny: New FBI data and local reporting say Atlanta’s large license-plate camera rollout hasn’t improved clearance rates, even as privacy and misuse concerns grow; Savannah is now referring alleged Flock misuse to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, with officers and staff on leave. AI for Mental Health (Georgia Tech + CHOA): Georgia Tech and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta are building an AI tool that flags teens at risk of harmful mental health events using donated social media data, with family consent and transparency built in. Public Health Watch: Experts warn about Bourbon virus after a first New York case, noting no vaccine or specific treatment yet; separate reporting highlights invasive hornets moving into North Carolina near Charlotte. Veterans Treatment Trial: The VA is launching a nationwide clinical trial testing semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy ingredient) for alcohol use disorder in more than 600 veterans. Local Tech & Education: Ogeechee Technical College named Lisa Meehan dean for academic affairs in health sciences, while Georgia Tech alumnus Austin Huguenard won a $100,000 prize on “The 1% Club.” Food Access in Athens/ Winterville: A community market in Winterville expands fresh-food access with EBT and redistributes leftover produce, addressing USDA food-desert conditions. Cybersecurity in Healthcare: AnMed is rolling out a new patient phone line as it continues recovery from a cyberattack.
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