AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGLP-1 Side Effects in Focus: Croatian doctors report a rare case where a man’s unpleasant body odor appeared on dulaglutide, returned when the drug was restarted, and then disappeared again after switching to semaglutide—raising practical questions about whether switching within the same drug class can help. Local Public Health & Prevention: Dubrovnik’s Lapad Run returns this Saturday to support breast cancer prevention and early detection, with proceeds going to the Dubrovnik Cancer League; breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women in Croatia. Nutrition in Schools: Zagreb expands its “Organic Food in Schools” programme to include municipal kindergartens, reaching 32 schools and nine kindergartens with 49 organic products, aiming to support healthier habits and local producers. Health Equity for Seniors: New data highlights that up to 40% of Croatian retirees are at risk of poverty, with inflation hitting retirees first—especially through healthcare, utilities and medicines. Health System Tech: LexisNexis says it has added identity proofing for Epic MyChart to its integration programme, aiming to better protect patient accounts and data.
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