AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Workforce: Grenada has welcomed 57 Ghanaian health professionals, including 52 nurses, a surgeon, laboratory technologists and ultrasound technicians. They will serve hospitals, community health services and mental health facilities, helping ease staffing shortages across the tri-island state. Breast Cancer Awareness: St. George’s University is urging risk-informed screening, noting that a study across five African countries found 21.9% of diagnosed patients were under 40. SGU says age alone should not determine screening needs and encourages prompt assessment of concerning symptoms. Regional Health Funding: The United States announced a proposed US$61.5 million for a Caribbean health initiative, subject to congressional approval, as part of a broader regional investment package that includes Grenada.
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