AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTemporary Clinic Update: Grand Anse Medical Station will close on Saturday, 19 September for deep cleaning, with routine services moving to St George’s Health Centre; normal operations resume Monday, 21 September. Sickle Cell Spotlight: A new popular science book, Curved Air, highlights the long journey of sickle cell disease and the milestone approval of gene-based treatments Casgevy and Lyfgenia. Climate & Child Health Warning: A UNICEF-commissioned analysis says there’s “no safe zone” for Eastern Caribbean children, with more than 9 in 10 projected to face multiple climate hazards by mid-century, threatening health facilities and schools. Youth Voice on Climate: Saint Lucian youth advocate St Brice calls for meaningful youth participation from the start of climate decisions, not token involvement. Rabies Prevention: Free dog rabies vaccination clinics are set for Saturday, 26 September across Grenada, led by SGU with the Ministry of Health and Agriculture. Wellness Feature: Nutmeg—grown in Grenada—gets a wellness spotlight for its antioxidants and traditional uses, with guidance to choose quality products and start with small doses.
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