AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCannabis Rules: Oklahoma’s new edible medical-marijuana requirements take effect Nov. 1, restricting child-appealing shapes and packaging and requiring clearer THC serving information. Some processors say uncertainty over compliance has already driven costly packaging changes. Community Wellness: Nearly 300 people attended Wyandotte Nation’s annual health fair, where elders could get blood pressure and glucose screenings and information on flu and pneumonia protection. Rural Care: McCurtain Memorial Hospital CEO Brian Whitfield resigned; CFO Kena Allen will serve as interim leader while trustees search for a replacement. Medicaid: Oklahoma’s agency plans a public hearing on rules tied to new federal changes; medically frail enrollees won’t have to prove they cannot work to keep coverage. Maternal Health: OSU Medicine has launched a Tulsa program integrating addiction treatment with care for pregnant and postpartum patients. Infectious Disease: Oklahoma health officials are testing contacts in Enid after a tuberculosis investigation reached 783 people.
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