AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNutrition Policy: Indonesia’s Nutri-Level system bars drinks with artificial sweeteners from its top two grades; health officials urged people to reduce sugar gradually ahead of World Diabetes Day. Cross-Border Care: Papua and Papua New Guinea have agreed to expand referrals, specialist services and diagnostics for residents in underserved border areas. TB Control: Indonesia is expanding screening with 5,600 diagnostic tools, while the Health Ministry says 1,635 hospitals already run antimicrobial-resistance programs and aims to reach 80% by 2029. Haze and Health: Peat and forest fires are worsening regional smoke exposure, with reports of respiratory cases among Indonesian children reaching 400,000. HIV Services: Reports warn that US aid cuts have severely disrupted HIV programs in Indonesia.
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