AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDog-attack recovery: A 9-year-old boy, Beau Brattain, is steadily improving after being mauled by six dogs in Bimini and airlifted to Holtz Children’s Hospital in Miami; his family says he’s facing more surgeries and rehab, with a GoFundMe launched to help cover costs. Healthcare staffing shifts: The Davis administration will not renew contracts for 31 Cuban teachers and is also pausing recruitment of Cuban medical personnel while talks continue with U.S. officials over the status of Cuban healthcare workers; some Cuban medical workers are not being re-engaged unless they have legal status or are married to Bahamians. Regenerative care in focus: GARM Bahamas Clinic opens on Paradise Island as regenerative medicine expands locally, positioning the country as a longevity and wellness destination. Cannabis regulation update: The Bahamas Cannabis Authority’s track-and-trace cannabis platform is set for pilot testing before year-end, using a U.S.-style system (METRC) to support safer, more accountable supply. Community health funding: Baha Mar Resort Foundation announced $300,000 in community investments, including grants tied to health and wellness, disaster preparedness, and youth development.
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