AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoChild Nutrition Policy: Kazakhstan’s Health Ministry proposes restricting ads for high-salt, high-sugar and high-fat fast food for children across TV, radio, social media and billboards, citing rising overweight and obesity rates and WHO guidance. Transplant Milestone: East Kazakhstan reported two deceased donors enabling multiple organ transplants, with organs sent to national centers in Astana and Almaty—part of a broader push to expand lifesaving procedures. Pediatric Care Innovation: Kazakhstan’s healthcare ecosystem is also seeing global momentum, including new approaches to pediatric prevention and primary care highlighted by international experts, as child health systems face demographic pressure. Pharma & Skincare Expansion: Bausch Health and YUN expand their probiome-friendly dermatology collaboration, with further rollout planned in Kazakhstan in October 2026. Public Health & Wellness Tech: Almaty’s oncology center is introducing a robotic pharmacy system, signaling continued investment in hospital automation and safer medication workflows. Community Health Culture: Kazakhstan’s volunteer movement is growing fast, with the country backing the UN’s International Volunteer Year initiative.
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