AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLiver Care: Malaysia’s new 2026–30 plan will target liver-disease screening to higher-risk groups, including people with diabetes, obesity or hepatitis B or C, and link patients to coordinated care. Drug Safety: The US health department recommended thresholds to help regulators target concentrated, enhanced kratom products while distinguishing them from natural kratom. Health Funding: Washington has asked Ghana to reopen talks on a rejected $109 million health compact, with disputed clauses on data, sovereignty and regulation up for review. Maternity Services: A US advocacy group says 52 maternity wards have closed since Medicaid cuts were announced, with eight more closures planned; experts warn reduced funding could deepen gaps in care. Disease Preparedness: Kenya is seeking public input on a proposed national disease-control agency as the country responds to an imported Ebola case. Access to Treatment: The Dominican Republic plans full coverage of 13 high-cost medicines for serious illnesses, with officials estimating annual treatment costs of RD$2 million to RD$16 million per patient.
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