AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealth Policy & Access: Mauritius is named among 14 African countries backing WHO’s first-ever Investment Round, pledging support for more predictable health financing. Local Governance & Health Systems: Eswatini will host 300+ ECSA health experts for a forum on health security, innovation and sustainability—Mauritius is listed among participating member states. Nutrition & Public Health: A global investigation highlights how ultra-processed food firms are suing governments to keep unhealthy products on shelves, raising pressure on health policy enforcement. Chronic Disease Focus: New analysis links diabetes to kidney disease risk in women aged 15–49, underscoring the need for earlier screening and prevention. Community Health & Safety: NiDCOM confirms Nigerian girls detained at Mauritius airport have been released and are on their way back to Nairobi, with calls for accountability. Wellness & Ageing: A Mauritius pharmacist piece explains inflammageing—chronic low-grade inflammation—as a driver of ageing and chronic disease risk.
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