AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedication Access: TempraMed signed an exclusive distribution deal covering Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina for products designed to protect insulin pens, epinephrine injectors and other temperature-sensitive medicines. Rural Care: A mobile clinic has begun serving Sotin and four nearby eastern Croatian communities where residents had to travel to Vukovar for a family doctor; two more clinics are planned for the county. Children’s Health: Croatia has signed a €237.5 million grant agreement for the first phase of a new Zagreb children’s hospital, planned to open in 38 months with about 300 inpatient and day-patient beds. Youth Wellbeing: Eurostat data show 95.9% of Croatians aged 16–29 rated their health as good or very good in 2025, among the EU’s highest shares. Diabetes and Heart Care: A review of 85 trials found SGLT2 medicines such as Jardiance and Farxiga can slightly raise haemoglobin and haematocrit; researchers say the clinical significance remains uncertain.
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