AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHospital Update: Grenada’s planned 250-bed hospital is being redesigned after technical reviews, with the government saying the changes should lower infrastructure costs. Major earthworks are now targeted for November. Breast Health: St George’s University’s Women in Medicine group will offer free breast education and examinations, blood-pressure checks and screening referrals on 24 October at St Patrick’s Anglican School in Sauteurs. Food Safety: The Pesticide Control Board has appointed inspectors for a national audit of pesticide importers, sellers and users, aiming to reduce exposure risks and protect the local food supply. Mental Health: An article on election-season stress warns that political anxiety can affect well-being; a separate account highlights Grenada’s 988 suicide prevention hotline and its crisis response. Early Care: A local health commentary urges people not to delay check-ups: high blood pressure and diabetes can cause serious harm before symptoms appear.
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