AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHospital Update: Grenada’s planned 250-bed hospital is being redesigned to reduce infrastructure costs, with major earthworks now expected to begin in November. Public Health and Safety: The Pesticide Control Board has launched a national audit of pesticide imports, sales, storage and use to protect consumers, farmers and the food supply. Community Care: St George’s University’s Women in Medicine group will offer free breast health education, examinations and blood pressure checks at St Patrick’s Anglican School on October 24. Mental Wellness: A local commentary warns that election-season tension can affect mental and physical health, while Grenada’s 988 suicide prevention hotline is providing urgent support to people at risk of self-harm. Early Treatment: A Grenadian physician urges residents not to delay care: conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes can worsen without obvious symptoms, leading to more serious illness and more demanding treatment.
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