AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFDA & Telehealth Peptides: The FDA is set to review whether specialty pharmacies can legally compound seven “wellness peptides” at a July 23-24 advisory meeting, with BPC-157 and TB-500 among the names—potentially reshaping the next multibillion-dollar telehealth market. Produced Water Rules: New Mexico environment officials are pushing for contaminant limits on fracking produced water ahead of a Water Quality Control Commission rulemaking process, citing unknown proprietary chemicals and public health concerns. Colorado River Strain: Lake Powell and Lake Mead hit record-low levels, putting the basin in “uncharted territory” and raising pressure for major demand cuts. AI Security in NM: New Mexico State University researchers describe “GhostWriter,” a method that can secretly plant false long-term memories in AI agents via hidden prompts. Energy & Utilities: TXNM Energy and Blackstone Infrastructure extended their PNM parent merger deadline to May 31, 2027 while regulators in New Mexico still review compliance. Food Safety: General Mills recalled 735,000+ Pillsbury frozen bread rolls in multiple states, including New Mexico, over possible glass contamination. Local Infrastructure: Bernalillo County is updating traffic signals at Isleta Blvd. and Camino del Valle SW to improve pedestrian and vehicle safety. Nuclear Workforce: Los Alamos National Laboratory expands its plutonium workforce development partnerships, funding more New Mexico students for hands-on lab experience. Housing Supply Law: A new federal housing law takes aim at investor-owned single-family home buying, boosting supply and adding protections for veterans and rural renters.
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