AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoMedico-legal Fallout (India): In Rajamahendravaram, a student hit-and-run allegedly driven by a drunk driver has left Priyanka declared brain dead, while Andhra’s CM Naidu orders strict action and “zero tolerance,” as police hold two suspects in custody. Drug Quality Crackdown (India): Maharashtra FDA permanently cancels Pune-based InduCare Pharma’s license after six Ayurvedic medicines failed quality tests and inspectors found contamination plus major GMP lapses. Workforce Boost (India): Himachal Pradesh appoints 259 assistant staff nurses for government medical colleges and AIMSS Chamiana to strengthen patient care. Pharma & AI (Global): A report says AI is now a core capability in pharma R&D, speeding target discovery and shaping investment and development decisions. Medication Safety (US): Medicare will require hospitals to capture unique device identifiers for implantable devices, aiming to improve recall tracking. Access & Equity (Canada): Manitoba expands pharmacists’ ability to prescribe birth control, with doctors calling for clearer follow-up responsibilities. Waste & Cost (UK): England’s wasted medicines—estimated at 3,400 tonnes—could fill 75 swimming pools and cost the NHS at least £480m a year.
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