AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEbola Watch (DRC): Africa CDC says it’s still too early to declare the DRC Ebola outbreak under control, even as cases appear to be stabilising; the updated 180-day response plan calls for faster detection and community action as transmission continues in many health zones. Prostate Cancer (Ghana): Urologists urge men 40+ to get regular screening and PSA blood tests, warning that prostate cancer can develop silently until it’s harder to treat. Wildlife Health (Liberia): Liberia’s sanctuary is giving rescued lab chimpanzees full medical checks—blood, stool, ultrasounds and mobility assessments—to support lifelong care. Conservation (Rwanda): Rwanda’s Kwita Izina names 22 new mountain gorillas, with renewed focus on protecting a growing population while sharing benefits with nearby communities. Nutrition (Nigeria): Stakeholders back rice fortification to tackle micronutrient deficiencies and “hidden hunger,” especially for children and women of reproductive age. Public Health Safety (Everyday): Health guidance highlights the risks of microwaving non-microwave-safe dishes, including fire hazards and chemical leaching. Tech for Health (Africa): Experts push GeoAI users to move from adoption to local innovation to reduce bias and build tools for African GIS needs.
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