AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoObesity Treatment: A European procedure has cleared the way for QSIVA, a weight-management drug, to be considered for adolescents aged 12 and over in Croatia and 16 other countries. National decisions are still pending. Island Healthcare: Croatia is considering incentives for doctors to train and work in island and rural communities, alongside virtual clinics and stronger emergency services, to ease long journeys for care. Food Safety: Salmonella-linked cherry tomatoes from Italy reportedly reached Croatian restaurants, while a chemical incident at a Croatian hotel left 21 people seeking medical help. Farm Health Concerns: Protesters in northern Croatia are opposing a poultry megafarm planned to raise 1.8 million chickens a year, citing risks to public health, nature and local communities.
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