AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAffordability Watch (EU): Eurostat data show Cyprus has the lowest share of people unable to afford key meals in the EU (1.2% in 2025), but rising living costs in 2026 are still squeezing household budgets. Antimicrobial Resistance (Slovenia–Kenya): Slovenia and Kenya are stepping up cooperation against drug-resistant infections, exploring bacteriophages and focusing on clinical, regulatory, ethical, and patient-safety needs. Infectious Disease Alert (Russia): Authorities report no plague cases among contacts after a Siberian lab worker died from pneumonia; ECDC says there’s no sign of sustained person-to-person spread. Public Health Access (Cyprus): Cyprus also ranks near the top for mammography access, while screening remains a challenge in parts of the EU. Workplace Health & Family Policy (Study): A global comparison finds South Korea offers the highest-value statutory paid paternity leave; Slovenia ranks mid-pack at 35 weeks. Health Equity & Rights (EU funding): European NGOs warn that ending EU funding for the European Network Against Racism could weaken equality and civic space efforts across Europe.
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