AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHospital Care: Doctors Hospital reported an $11.5 million profit for the year ending January 2026, reversing the previous year’s loss. Separately, urologist Dr. Greggory Pinto performed The Bahamas’ first GreenLight prostate procedures, completing five surgeries at Doctors Hospital and bringing a treatment previously sought abroad to local patients. Youth Mental Health: Bahamian experts warn that heavy social media use can contribute to anxiety, depression and isolation, urging families to focus on how young people use platforms. Water Safety: A 16-year-old boy drowned while swimming near South Sea Estates after struggling with a strong current, underscoring the risks of swimming in unsafe conditions. Infant Care: A mother says her two-month-old daughter died after being sent home twice from Princess Margaret Hospital; her account has not been independently verified. School Health: Teachers raised concerns about suspected new impetigo cases at Gambier Primary, which had recently reopened after health and sanitation measures.
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