AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLocal Care: Yankton Medical Clinic says its regional recruiting strategy helps attract physicians seeking a long-term home, supporting an independent practice that has served the area for eight decades. New Treatment Options: Crohn’s disease clinical trials are now available in Sioux Falls, giving South Dakota patients a chance to access potential treatments closer to home. Birth Care: Sanford will stop planned deliveries in Luverne, Minnesota, in April 2027; families will need to travel about 30 miles to Worthington or Sioux Falls, though prenatal, postpartum and emergency labor care will remain in Luverne. Medical Cannabis: The DEA has granted federal registrations to more than 900 medical marijuana dispensaries in seven states, including South Dakota, in a move that could open the door to tax benefits. Measles Watch: U.S. cases reached 4,852 as of Oct. 29—more than twice last year’s total—with South Dakota among the jurisdictions reporting cases.
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