AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI in labs: Nigeria’s Medical Laboratory Science Council plans to fold AI, biosecurity and bioinformatics into the Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science curriculum. Pharma deal: Russia’s Pharmasynthesis buys 70% of dialysis-solution maker Rester to modernize production and expand domestic peritoneal dialysis supply. Access to complex therapies: Spain’s health system approves a protocol to coordinate cross-region access to high-cost medicines (starting with 66 therapies) to cut bureaucracy and standardize rules. Alcohol medicine crackdown: India withdraws licensing exemptions for medicinal formulations with over 12% ethyl alcohol (above 30 ml), moving them to prescription-only sale with tighter record-keeping. Medicaid fight: A coalition of 25 states sues over new Medicaid work requirements, arguing they could strip coverage from eligible low-income adults. Heat and meds: UK pharmacists warn that common drugs can worsen heat risks; a list includes diuretics, blood pressure meds, antidepressants and diabetes treatments. Medical innovation: Harvard reports a silicon chip that can write multiple DNA sequences using electricity and water-based enzymes, aiming to make custom genetic material cleaner and faster.
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