AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCare Access: A European study found just 0.1% of people in Cyprus reported missing needed medical care in 2023 because of cost, distance or waiting lists; all reported cases were linked to cost. Blood Supply: The Health Ministry is urging employers and workers to join organised blood drives as part of a new national strategy, with regular donations vital for about 650 people living with thalassaemia. Ketamine: After police seized 417.9kg in September, a new report notes the drug also has medical uses in Cyprus for anaesthesia, pain and mental health care, while misuse remains a concern. Diabetes: More than a third of diabetes cases in Cyprus are undiagnosed, according to a report highlighted this week. Patient Safety: Customs seized 399 Botox vials at the Agios Dometios crossing over breaches of medicines rules. Neonatal Care: A Larnaca marathon fundraiser is supporting premature babies and families, including upgrades to Makarios Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit.
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