AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImpetigo Update: Health officials report seven new cases in New Providence and Grand Bahama, but say the spread is slowing. Fewer than 70 cases have been recorded since August, and no new cases were reported in the Family Islands. Officials urge families and schools to keep up hygiene measures. Hospital Care: Opposition leader Michael Pintard says shortages of essential supplies are putting patients at risk; Health Minister Michael Darville disputes the claim, while acknowledging some shortages. Health Training: Twenty-two Bahamian health professionals will travel to China from October 22–25 for seminars on public health and hospital management. Girls’ Health: A Bahamas Crisis Centre symposium brought students and community leaders together to discuss adolescent wellbeing, online safety, consent and sexual health. Cancer Support: ALIV employees raised funds for the Sister Sister Breast Cancer Support Group, with the company’s CEO stressing the need to support people affected by the disease, not just raise awareness.
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