AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Crisis in Tunisia: Tunisian activists linked to the Global Sumud Flotilla say their health is deteriorating in custody as hunger strikes continue and pretrial detention drags on; Wael Naouar was hospitalized after 40 days without food, while appeals courts rejected challenges to detention extensions, leaving families describing severe physical and emotional tolls. Medical Services in Bizerte: Habib Bougatfa University Hospital in Bizerte launched flexible ureteroscopy with laser treatment for kidney stones, with new 4K endoscopy and laser equipment; the urology team also plans to add advanced options for larger stones, including mini-PCNL. Tunisian Doctors Abroad: Six Tunisian doctors were elected for the first time to the Regional Council of the Order of Physicians in Paris, marking a milestone for Tunisian medical professionals living abroad. Public Health Watch: A new report warns vaccination rates are falling across Africa, with outbreaks rising as immunity gaps, conflict, and vaccine hesitancy collide with tighter health budgets. Wellness & Care in Sports: Special Olympics UAE wrapped up the MENA regional games in Cairo with 54 medals, supported by medical and support teams across four sports.
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