AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood Safety Recall: PepsiCo is recalling 122,021 cases of 28-ounce Gatorade (Lemon Lime/Orange and Zero versions) sold in 37 states, including North Dakota, because labels didn’t list Yellow No. 5 and/or Yellow No. 6; FDA classifies it as Class II and says it’s a temporary, medically reversible risk for some. State Health Leadership: North Dakota HHS named Stephanie Bates to lead the Medical Services Division, overseeing Medicaid, CHIP, autism services and other health programs. Medicare Costs: The Trump administration says it will send $90 one-time payments to more than 20 million seniors enrolled in Medicare Part B in October, with eligibility tied to Part B premium responsibility. Public Input on SNAP: North Dakota opened a public comment period on planned SNAP “Healthy Choice Waiver” changes that would restrict purchases of many candies, energy drinks and sweetened beverages; comments run until Oct. 15. Child & Family Services: The North Dakota Children’s Cabinet launched a statewide “road show,” with a Jamestown stop Oct. 9, to gather feedback on building a seamless network of supports for children and families. Healthcare Workforce & Access: Essentia Health St. Joseph’s-Baxter Clinic welcomed family medicine specialist Dr. Kayla Fussy, a UND graduate and Altru residency alum. Outbreak Watch: CDC reported the alfalfa sprout outbreak has grown to 76 illnesses in 16 states, including North Dakota, tied to a contaminated seed lot.
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