AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRare-Earth Security: The U.S. Army selected REalloys to build and run the first commercial heavy rare-earth processing site on a military installation at Tooele Army Depot in Utah, targeting dysprosium and terbium for defense magnets and aiming for commercial operations by 2027–2028. Wellness Caution: Ohio State experts warn against “maxxing” health trends that push extreme diet, fitness, sleep, and supplements without solid proof, noting risks like nutrient gaps and unsafe supplement levels. FDA Hormone Update: The FDA is loosening testosterone replacement therapy labeling after research found no major cardiovascular harm in the TRAVERSE study, though monitoring is still advised. Public Health Watch: Cyclospora is reported in 17 states, with officials saying there’s no confirmed single food or water source yet. Local Safety & Health: A fatal I-75 crash in Shelby County remains under investigation; in Medina, neighbors and responders rescued people trapped after a drain-cleaning incident. Community Care Access: Operation BRIDGE Days returns in Salem and East Liverpool to connect residents with substance-use and mental-health help, plus naloxone and free meals. Workforce & Training: Ohio State Highway Patrol graduates a new basic peace officer class, and NSF funding supports a new research administration career pathway.
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