AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Technology: A survey of 829 Syrian adults found that trust and digital literacy were closely linked to willingness to use AI in health care and education. Respondents also flagged medical errors, costs, unreliable internet and limited Arabic-language content as concerns; the online sample reflects attitudes, not whether AI improves care. Food Safety: More than 240 people in Deir Ezzor were treated for food poisoning, with most discharged. Authorities closed two restaurants and are testing food and water samples to identify the source. Winter Aid: UNHCR is seeking $50 million to help nine million people across Syria, Lebanon, Ukraine and Afghanistan through winter, as energy and food costs rise and funds fall short. Medical Care: A volunteer team working with the Syrian American Medical Society delivered medical, surgical, orthopaedic and dental care in eastern Syria, including joint replacement surgeries. Access to Care: A humanitarian group has opened a centre in Homs for displaced women and children; volunteers say some families have returned from Turkey after new restrictions cut Syrian refugees’ access to medical care.
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