AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI in Medicine: New Hampshire cleared the way for an AI system to act as a licensed medical provider for mild acne, with built-in referrals to human dermatologists when cases fall outside the narrow scope. Water Affordability: A new national study finds U.S. water bills rose 62% from 2015 to 2025—faster than inflation, groceries, and incomes—hitting places including New Hampshire hardest. Heating Costs: With oil prices driving up winter bills, New Hampshire residents are turning to heating assistance as the season approaches, while the maximum aid level still lags need. Public Safety: A Londonderry firefighter suffered a leg fracture and minor burns after a flashover during a house fire, and officials say new protective gear helped limit injuries. Local Community & Culture: Claremont’s Senior Center is hosting free Medicare planning meetings ahead of enrollment, and St. Albans’ The Drake is rolling out a fall menu spotlighting local partnerships. Politics & Money: Midterm ad spending and AI-generated political ads are reshaping campaigns, while Democrats and Republicans both point to trust and financial firepower as key variables.
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