AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBiotech: Portsmouth-based Novocure says the FDA rejected its application for Optune Mya, a treatment for brain metastases from lung cancer, citing uncertainty about its clinical benefit. The company plans to discuss next steps with the agency. Election Fallout: Chris Pappas defeated John Sununu for New Hampshire’s open U.S. Senate seat, while Gov. Kelly Ayotte won a second term. Democrats also made major gains in the State House, including sweeping Republican-leaning districts. Data Centers: Bow residents are pushing for a town vote on a data center moratorium as concerns grow over development and its effects on local communities. Childcare Access: A new report from UNH’s Carsey School says language barriers can make it harder for families and providers to navigate childcare, and examines solutions other states have tried. Wildfire: The Wild River fire in the White Mountain National Forest has shrunk to 821 acres and is 29% contained; recent rain is helping crews. Legal Challenge: New Hampshire transgender teens are asking a federal judge to pause a rule barring Medicaid funding for most gender-affirming care for minors while their lawsuit proceeds.
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