AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDenver Medical Research: The AASLD Liver Meeting brought major liver-disease findings to Denver, including early gene-editing results targeting hepatitis B’s hidden viral reservoir and trial data on treatments for MASH. The findings are promising, but the therapies remain under study. Colorado AI: Denver has launched an AI tool to speed permit reviews, while CU Anschutz and Colorado startups are advancing AI in health care. Energy & Water: A new Colorado geothermal report maps power potential in the Denver Basin. Meanwhile, storms have lifted Lake Powell more than 20 feet from its September low, though the reservoir remains just over a quarter full; a CU Boulder hydrologist called the rise an unexpected boost. Wildlife Science: An eight-year study of Colorado bumblebees found that tongue length shaped pollen preferences, while bees changed their diets with the seasons.
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