AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCancer Awareness: The Grenada Food and Nutrition Council will unveil a cancer-awareness display at Spiceland Mall today, inviting visitors to add messages of support for people affected by cancer. Cervical Cancer Screening: New PAHO agreements will make high-quality HPV tests more affordable across the region, with participating countries expected to save 30% to 70%—a potential boost for cervical cancer screening in Grenada. Community Care: St George’s University will offer free animal exams, vaccinations and other services at Grand Roy Playing Field tomorrow, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Youth Health: Young people in Grenada and three other OECS countries are being trained to help health providers make sexual and reproductive health services more welcoming for adolescents. Health Leadership: SGU graduate Dr Marisa Nimrod’s appointment as the first executive director of the World Federation for Medical Education is being celebrated as a milestone for Caribbean leadership. Government Priorities: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has named healthcare among the areas for continued attention as his administration prepares its 2027 budget.
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