AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCancer Care: Some Bahamian breast cancer patients face bills of $800 to $5,000 per treatment session, according to the Sister Sister Breast Cancer Survivor Group. Elder Care: Parliament unanimously passed the Older Persons Rights, Protection, Care and Support Bill, aimed at strengthening protections and support for older Bahamians. Hospital Plans: Work on the design of the planned $260-million Western New Providence Hospital is underway, but construction awaits approval of foundation plans. School Health: Impetigo concerns led to closures at several New Providence schools as officials responded to reports of infections. Patient Safety: A mother is demanding answers after her two-month-old died; she says Princess Margaret Hospital sent her home twice. Urology: Dr. Greggory Pinto performed The Bahamas’ first GreenLight prostate procedure.
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