AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoYouth Health: Guyana plans to restrict imports of recreational vaping products, with health-authority approval required for exceptions. Business groups support the move but warn that unclear rules and weak border enforcement could fuel smuggling. Healthcare Workers: A PAHO survey open until October 30 is seeking input from nurses and doctors in Guyana and 16 other countries on mental health, well-being and working conditions. Access to Care: Free dialysis is now available at six regional hospitals, widening access beyond Georgetown. Separately, an oil-funded programme has supported cancer screenings for 2,000 Indigenous women and girls in hinterland communities.
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