AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChild Health Watch: Kazakhstan reports a steady improvement in child mortality indicators from 2021–2025, signaling progress in population welfare. Medicine Access: Kazakhstan begins phased deregulation of prices for more than 1,200 medicines, cutting the list under state price control from 3,039 to 1,827 to boost competition and availability. Child Protection: Kazakhstan presents to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child new steps to prevent violence, bullying and cyberbullying, including psychological support services and the national “111” contact center. Regional Health Cooperation: Kazakhstan supports pragmatic UN engagement with Afghanistan, including humanitarian aid and a medical mission, aiming to move from dependency toward self-reliance. Traditional Medicine: The SCO Forum on Traditional Medicine opens in Nanchang with Kazakhstan among participants, highlighting standards and practical use, including AI-assisted diagnostics and smarter herbal processing. Healthcare Policy Context: A scoping review focuses on perfusion assessment and wound care after angioplasty and stenting for peripheral artery disease.
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