AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoBrain Health & Diet: A JAMA Network Open study of 1,865 people aged 60+ in Sweden found that more anti-inflammatory eating patterns were linked to a 21–29% lower dementia risk, even when blood markers suggested early Alzheimer’s changes—though the authors stress diet changes weren’t proven to alter disease progression. End-of-Life Policy Watch: A new roundup looks at which European countries already allow euthanasia or assisted dying under strict conditions, as France moves toward a bill. Cancer Care Access: Bulgaria is building capacity for CAR-T cell therapy with EU support, but patient groups warn access may stay limited and costly unless funding is sustainable. Digital Safety for Kids: The EU is proposing to restrict social media for under-13s, with phased access later, as concerns grow about teen mental health and online harms. Sports Safeguarding: ESSEPA research highlights gaps in safeguarding in university sport across Europe, with unclear reporting routes and off-field vulnerabilities. Health & Climate in Sport: Tour de France coverage keeps spotlighting extreme heat and calls to adjust race timing to protect athletes’ health. Slovenia in the Mix: Google Ads expanded alcohol promotion locations to include Slovenia, and the EU-wide social media rules could directly affect Slovenian families.
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