AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHospital Care: Nicosia General Hospital will reorganise cardiology outpatient services into 13 specialist clinics from January, covering conditions including heart failure, arrhythmias and hypertension. Public Health: Cyprus authorities warn that products seized from a CBD shop contained potent, poorly studied cannabinoids; users may suffer severe symptoms, including poisoning or psychosis. Health Services: Okypy and six unions are still negotiating to avert a planned two-day strike on November 10–11 over pay scales, staffing structures and other workplace issues. Child Safety: An 11-year-old girl was treated in hospital after a second alleged assault at her Nicosia school; police are investigating. Separately, 13 minors were hospitalised after drinking alcohol at a Limassol Halloween party. Disease Prevention: Cyprus has launched a campaign to bring its Caesarean birth rate below 60%, while cancer has become the country’s leading cause of death for the first time. Mental Health: A recent report says support for mental health in Cyprus needs to improve.
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