AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCancer Care in Crisis: MSF says cancer treatment is possible in resource-limited settings, sharing lessons from Mali and Malawi and warning that women face disproportionate breast and cervical cancer deaths. Health Access for Syrians: EU funding for Lebanon includes support to keep public healthcare running and includes durable solutions for Syrian refugees, including primary medical care and cash transfers for vulnerable groups. Syrian Health System Recovery: A study on emergency care in Syrian government hospitals highlights competence and resource gaps that could slow health system recovery. Humanitarian Health in Syria: 3D printing is being used to speed up prosthetics for Syria’s wounded, aiming to reduce delays in rehabilitation. Health Coverage Shock Abroad: For a Syrian teen with Duchenne muscular dystrophy in suburban Chicago, a looming Medicaid cutoff threatens continuity of care for his family. Health & Safety Risks: Reports of explosions and injuries at Syrian military sites in Aleppo and Deir ez-Zor underscore ongoing risks to civilians and responders. Education & Public Health Skills: Zayed Education Foundation selected the first Ruwwad Zayed scholars, including public health study tracks, with Syrian representation among the cohort.
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