AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoBus Attack in Homs: Seven people were killed and four injured after gunmen opened fire on a bus on Masyaf Bridge in the Homs countryside, with victims taken to hospitals and security forces investigating. Cancer Care Partnership: The King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Kuwait Red Crescent Society renewed ties to support cancer treatment for vulnerable patients, including Syrian refugees, with about 120 patients a month reportedly awaiting care. Health System Funding: The Islamic Development Bank approved $938m for projects across energy, agriculture, health, transport, and water/sanitation in six member countries, including support aimed at preventing preventable diseases. Public Health in Detention: Lebanon’s Roumieh prison hunger strike is worsening, with lawyers saying prisoners are refusing medication, food, and water and that medical conditions have become “dire.” Care Access Pressure: New federal Medicaid rules in the U.S. put many legal immigrants and refugees at risk of losing health coverage starting Oct. 1, raising concerns for continuity of care.
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