AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBiodiversity Rescue in Mauritius: A Durrell team helped save dozens of rare lesser night gecko babies after invasive big-headed ants attacked eggs on Ilot Vacoas, following earlier egg transfers from Jersey Zoo that saw 88% hatch rates—this time, monitoring showed about a quarter of eggs were attacked, so 91 unhatched eggs were moved to protect the next release. Regional Health Cooperation: Eswatini will host over 300 delegates for the 16th Best Practices Forum and 32nd Directors’ Joint Consultative Meeting (Aug 5–7) under the theme “Health Security, Innovation and Sustainability,” with Mauritius among participating ECSA-HC member states. Health Science & Ageing: A new explainer on “inflammageing” links chronic, low-grade inflammation to microscopic ageing changes and higher risk of chronic disease. Diabetes and Kidney Risk (Women 15–49): A global analysis highlights rising burdens of diabetes and kidney disease in women of reproductive age, pointing to pregnancy-related and hormonal risk pathways. Food Policy & Ultra-Processed Foods: A report on how big food challenges health rules in court adds pressure to Mauritius-style public health efforts to curb unhealthy products.
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