AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDiabetes and Vision: Professor Wei He’s diabetic eye-screening programme is being rolled out in Grenada, with plans proposed to extend it to Barbados and Antigua and Barbuda. Healthcare Policy: Grenada’s party leaders debated healthcare infrastructure ahead of the November 5 election, alongside cost-of-living and other national issues. Stroke Awareness: World Stroke Day messaging stresses that strokes are emergencies: act quickly and note when symptoms begin. Animal Health: Grenada trained veterinary and other personnel to improve African swine fever surveillance and response. The disease threatens pigs, farms and food security, but poses no risk to people. Climate and Health: A new five-year regional project will support Grenada and four other countries, including work on climate-resilient health facilities. Care and Technology: A St. George’s University professor says AI and robotics could support rehabilitation and monitoring, but must complement—not replace—human clinical judgment.
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