AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoCancer Research: Compounds from two Himalayan plants slowed lung and prostate cancer cells in lab tests, but researchers say studies in animals and people are needed before considering treatment use. Women’s Heart Health: Four U.S. medical groups issued a joint plan urging doctors to track cardiovascular risks from puberty through menopause, including menstrual changes that may signal health problems. Health Services: Lata Hospital in Solomon Islands’ Temotu Province has two doctors despite needing at least four, and is short of nurses, medicines and supplies; the health minister says a new hospital is needed. Medicine Access: Australia is expanding subsidised access to medicines for people with cystic fibrosis and cancer, among other conditions. Health Data: A new Australian network aims to make health records more useful for research and improving care while protecting patient privacy. Privacy: A cyberattack at South Korean entertainment company HYBE exposed employees’ and business partners’ medical records and financial details; the number affected has not been disclosed.
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