AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoType 2 Diabetes Breakthrough (Mauritius): New research to be presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) says Mauritius is the first country to reverse the type 2 diabetes epidemic using the WHO-recommended 2-hour oral glucose tolerance test, offering hope for other nations battling rising diabetes. Cardiovascular Care Push: Merck Foundation marked World Heart Day 2026 with partners, highlighting scholarships and training for healthcare providers across diabetes and cardiovascular preventive care. Health Access in Focus (Mauritius): A UK family says a woman with epilepsy suffered a seizure in Mauritius and is now facing major hospital costs after travel insurance issues, underscoring the risks for travellers with chronic conditions. Climate & Health Preparedness (Indian Ocean): The South-West Indian Ocean Climate Outlook warns governments to prepare for multiple hazards—drought, flooding, extreme heat and marine impacts—linking climate risk to food security, water stress and health outcomes. Local Systems Upgrade: Mauritius Meteorological Services validated its 2027–2031 strategic plan to strengthen weather, climate, ocean and multi-hazard early warning systems. Rights & Health Decision-Making: Mauritius’ human rights body renewed calls to legally recognize same-sex marriage, citing burdens including medical decision-making and other health-related impacts.
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