AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI in Health Care: Utah’s pilot lets Nolla Health’s $4.99-a-month acne app assess patients and prescribe from eight topical treatments without a doctor’s initial approval; uncertain cases go to a physician, but the rollout raises safety and privacy questions. Data Center Boom: A new report puts U.S. data-center investment at $10 trillion, with Eagle Mountain’s construction highlighting Utah’s role as states reconsider tax breaks and the strain on other resources. Power Demand: Lehi City Power has grown from a 3-megawatt winter peak in 1993 to 167 megawatts in summer 2025, underscoring the challenge of keeping electricity affordable as Utah grows. Energy Research: Utah hosts the nation’s largest next-generation geothermal plant, yet receives none of its power. Medical Education: BYU’s newly accredited medical school plans to begin teaching its first class in July 2027.
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