AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBirth-Switch Lawsuit: Two men say DNA tests proved they were switched at birth 38 years ago at Unity Medical Center in Grafton, and they’re suing the hospital, alleging the mix-up robbed them of their lives; the hospital says it has no evidence staff caused the switch. Public Health Access: A new report finds nearly half of Americans are cutting back on groceries and healthcare to cope with costs, even as consumer sentiment improves—an affordability pressure point for North Dakota families. Insurance Friction: Health insurers are walking back parts of a prior pledge meant to reduce barriers to doctor-recommended care, keeping prior authorization concerns front and center. Food Assistance Stress: Great Plains Food Bank in Fargo is serving record demand, as North Dakota faces potential federal SNAP penalties tied to a high application error rate. Sports Medicine Screening: Sanford and NDSU are teaming up for cardiology exams for athletes, adding EKG readings to help catch cardiovascular risk earlier. Community Fundraiser: Culver’s in Grand Forks will host a Veterans Honor Flight of ND/MN fundraiser, supporting no-cost trips to Washington, D.C.
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