AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMedicaid Access: The U.S. has given states six more months, until July 2027, before they must enforce new work requirements that could put some beneficiaries’ coverage at risk. Drug Security: Russia still relies on imports for 56% of medicine spending, little changed since 2022, despite efforts to build domestic production. Gaza’s Health Services: Eighteen Arab and Islamic countries condemned the strike on Nasser Medical Complex, citing casualties among patients and medical staff and warning that shortages of medical supplies and shelter are worsening as winter approaches. Disease Threats: Congo is facing what reports describe as its deadliest Ebola epidemic, while dengue deaths and hospital admissions also rose sharply in a 24-hour period. Care Capacity: Rural hospitals are under growing financial strain; meanwhile, China has added CAR-T therapy to its basic medical insurance list, potentially widening access to advanced cancer treatment.
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