AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIntegrated Wellness Push (Nepal): Nepal’s government says it will set up five integrated wellness centres by 2035, alongside a wellness tourism strategy aimed at growing wellness travel and boosting health-focused infrastructure. Mental Health Oversight (Canada): Nova Scotia’s Auditor General urges stronger oversight of the province’s mental health and addictions system to ensure consistent access to care. Public Health Access (Ghana): Ghana launches its Primary Healthcare Programme in the Ahafo Region, promising doorstep services via CHPS compounds and community-level upgrades. Child Health & Antibiotic Resistance (Nigeria): Kano begins SARMAAN II, targeting 2.95 million children under five with azithromycin to protect against preventable illness while strengthening primary care. Maternal Health (U.S.): A new Listening to Mothers survey highlights gaps in prenatal and postpartum care and mental-health support, warning that Medicaid changes could worsen the maternal health crisis. Wellness & Fitness Tech Caution (U.K.): A report warns fitness tracking can fuel anxiety, shame, and unhealthy eating when users fixate on targets like steps. Food Safety (U.S.): Lane County shares restaurant inspection results, reminding diners to check local health scores. Heat & Sleep Risks (Tanzania): World Cup midnight match viewing is linked to sleep loss, with experts warning about productivity, mental wellbeing, and road safety. Wound Care Training (India): MAHE runs an interprofessional wound care workshop focused on collaborative, nurse-led advanced wound management.
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