AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDiabetes Research: A study of 98 adults in Uzbekistan’s Aral Sea region found that a simple index calculated from routine blood tests may help flag diabetes risk. Researchers say it could support screening, but it is not a diagnosis. Health Leadership: Uzbekistan has created a Cabinet Secretariat for Education, Science and Healthcare, coordinated by newly appointed First Deputy Prime Minister Erkinjon Turdimov. Patient Compensation: Most of the 78 billion soums awarded to families affected by the Dok-1 Max poisoning remain unpaid, according to enforcement officials. The contaminated medicines were linked to 68 children’s deaths. Infectious Disease Precautions: Uzbekistan has tightened preventive measures following reports of a Russian lab worker’s unexplained death. Russian officials say testing found no plague among her contacts; no outbreak has been confirmed. Regional Health Policy: An Avaza conference advanced CIS discussions on primary care, medicines and health financing.
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