AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Safety: New Hampshire researchers are examining how to assess risks from cyanobacteria, whose many species produce different toxins; blooms can threaten people and pets, but not all cyanobacteria are harmful. AI in Pharmacy: The state Board of Pharmacy is weighing rules allowing technology to support pharmacy work while keeping professional judgment with licensed staff. Nuclear Oversight: A Seabrook-area watchdog is urging federal regulators to review claims that concrete degradation at the nuclear plant is advancing faster than expected. UNH Research: NASA veteran Ramy Rahimi has joined the University of New Hampshire to link its land, sea and space research with industry; he’ll help lead a regional space and technology expo later this month. Climate Research: Dartmouth researchers find droughts have been less frequent and intense than before 1980.
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