AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoPrimary Health Care Boost: The Bahamas officially joined the Alliance for Primary Health Care in the Americas, signing an MOU to launch a consultative mechanism aimed at strengthening a resilient, equitable, PHC-centered health system. HIV/STI Care Clarification: The National Health Insurance Agency says 2025 NHI figures showing a 44% rise in HIV/STI-related care reflect people receiving services (screening, treatment, monitoring), not a jump in new cases. Breastfeeding Support: World Breastfeeding Week wrapped up with clinic education, media outreach, and a public “Big Latch On” event at Mall at Marathon, highlighting support for mothers and babies. Water Reliability Concern: Bahamas Power and Light reported multiple outages across New Providence, including areas affecting medical services and major roads, with restoration delays reported. Food Safety Enforcement: Exuma’s Chat ‘N’ Chill was shut down by health officials pending renovations after inspection violations. Dog Attack Alarm: Former senator Maxine Seymour renewed calls for stronger animal-control enforcement after serious dog attacks injured children and seniors. Cancer Aid to Cuba: The Bahamas donated $500,000 worth of chemotherapy medication to help children at Cuba’s National Institute of Oncology and Radiology. Fibroids Awareness: August marks fibroids awareness, with local expert guidance on diagnosis and less invasive care options.
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