AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRacism in healthcare: A letter from a patient at York hospital condemns rising racism aimed at NHS staff, saying the hospital’s care depends on hardworking international workers (including from India, Uganda, Nigeria, Cameroon and Mauritius). Global health funding: 14 African countries, including Mauritius, pledged over US$45m to support WHO’s first-ever Investment Round, backing more predictable financing for health systems. Diabetes & kidney risk: A new global analysis highlights the growing burden of diabetes-related kidney disease in women aged 15–49, stressing long-term health impacts. Food policy pressure: A report says big food companies are suing governments to keep unhealthy products on shelves, raising concerns for public health protections. Local governance & health context: Mauritius business coverage includes a major ICSI conference in Port Louis focused on strengthening governance—relevant for how health institutions plan and manage resilience. Wellness trend: A lifestyle piece explains “inflammageing,” linking chronic low-grade inflammation to ageing and chronic disease risk.
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